Enterprise Cayman is committed to helping Caymanian students and resident job-seekers position themselves for new careers that are currently being created amongst hundreds of companies now set up within Cayman’s special economic zones.
Industry leaders provide participants with the tools and confidence they need to achieve both professionals goals and secure influential connections within chosen industry sectors. Many internship placements have successfully led to full-time job placements with special economic zone companies.
The Enterprise Cayman Summer Internship Programme is open to Caymanians and residents of the Cayman Islands between the ages of 18-25 and lasts for one to three months. Summer internship placements offer hands-on experience and access to knowledge-based career paths.
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The Enterprise Cayman 12 Month Internship Programme is open to UCCI students and recent graduates. These part-time, paid internship placements are designed to be flexible to allow students who are enrolled in UCCI courses, to access flexible paid placements, gain practical work experience, and build professional networks.
12 Month Internship Opportunities
Application Deadline: Now Closed for 2021
(12 month internship opportunities for 2022 to be announced!)
Enterprise Cayman mentors encourage and enable professional development and career growth. A mentor can help you set goals, provide feedback, and can be excellent connectors — helping you to gain access to those within your industry.
Designed for Caymanians and residents of the Cayman Islands between the ages of 18-25, mentorship placements can last anywhere from 6-12 months, where mentees meet with their mentor once per month.
Designed for career changers and individuals over 25 years, the Enterprise Cayman Work Placement Programme invites individuals to apply for temporary work experience placements within the Cayman Enterprise City special economic zones. Placements allow you to gain experience in your new career path and build new professional networks.
Placements are open to Caymanians and residents of the Cayman Islands and typically last for one to three months.
Click on the logos below to learn more about some of the Cayman Enterprise City "Zone" companies that have recently offered internship placement opportunities!
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My passion has always been to positively impact lives by creating and designing solutions to help build bridges with the power of digital technology and is what led me to choose CEC.
CEC team provided me with the work skills required to succeed and created a networking space that encouraged me to explore my interests with like minded tech innovators. I was introduced to multiple community members within the zone, one introduction in particular led me to an awesome opportunity to work on a VR project."
The Enterprise Cayman internship helped me to look at my career path as a software developer and game programmer and see it isn’t just coding. There’s a lot of other high-level work, planning, and tools that go into it.
You meet so many talented and interesting people, and I made some connections through all the programs that CEC sponsored and hosted that I really hope will last a lifetime. Especially when it comes to my career."
Enterprise Cayman was very welcoming and supported my creativity. My Cayman Enterprise City internship intertwined my interests with both videography and marketing.
Not only did it help me build my creative portfolio but through CEC I was also able to network with industry professionals through their annual Networking Event.
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At Rhetus International, our philosophy is that much like a butterfly; we can grow, develop, and change. This internship was my cocoon to help me grow and further my career, and I hope it can be your cocoon so you can grow and make your own butterfly effects of change in the world.
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