Just want to ask, as an Intern in 2020, how much you expect to get paid per month for an Engineering Position?
I'm doing Electrical/Electronics. From what I survey from Jobstreet last time, most of them RM 500 in KL/Klang Valley for these positions.
Even Sony, Bangi offer this pricing

Meanwhile those in Penang ones, all minimum RM 1,000 starting allowance.

Anyhow, anyone got lubang for Electrical/Electronics Internship position let me know
I'm waiting for approval for my applications

During my time, ayam dapat rm500, but got some of my fren get as much as 2k, knn.

Anyway, intern is just an intern la, for u to complete ur course je. No pay also nvm.

500 is fair. Jus rmber u are attending a course, seminar, coaching

internship, can sometimes be RM0

Intern basically cant do shit. Aside from bancuh kopi and photostat.

Give TS rm300 enough

3000

Sometimes is company supervisor not willing give training.
My last intern, I become Water Jug replacer sahaja.
Didn't learn much, only learn fundamentals, office very weird quiet working environment very creepy

well, atleast got abit extra so I can makan zapfan happily everyday.
And weekend go find friend leisure.

ayam was given rm800

tot i was doing good, but it turns out company just cost-efficient their sources

IT intern, I get 800 as base.

2 years ago

Not really my first day intern boss aldy bawak me go bar drink drink talk cock with a main client dy. Allowance 1k but one outhing drink cincai pun 2-4 k dy for per season.

i get 800 as an IT intern.

all I do was call in sick or come in office and staring at computer without doing anything while listening to podcast

This post has been edited by Zenph: Jun 27 2020, 10:57 PM

intern and fresh grad is kind of similar.

Means they hire you so they can get subsidy / tax relief kind of stuff?

they paid less for more work

like can hire diploma and pay them 1.8k per month but instead hire intern degree can pay rm 800

I just did intern at ABB last year around 800. Texas Instrument is around 1.2k, Sony about 500. Got one small company pay around 300 only also got. cukur la not rm0

Intel penang 1.5k (highest i found), Microsemi also about 1k like that if not mistaken

Generally KL/Selangor area is about 500-1200
Whereas Penang higher, again this is very subjective. It depends on company.

I interned last year

Shittiest was UZMA, Rm500

General other companies was around 800 ish

I think petrofac was 1000 as well

Mine was BHPetrol - 1000

Petron & Schumberger - 1200

Just apply to O&G co. they take other engineering as well

Which division of ABB you worked for? My friend told me their Transmission Grid one sold off to Hitachi last year.
TI wise, I don't think they are hiring yet.
Sony is RM 500.

Btw so you are a fresh grad now? Or still progressing with Final Year?

I'm in MNC based in KL centered around engineering

All interns get RM1800 regardless if applicants are from local or international uni

Top Glove giving me rm1300 per month, interning for 10 weeks

This post has been edited by neuro4869: Jun 28 2020, 12:25 AM

So much!!

Sound like hr department internship or some so not worthy degree internship (in term of career prospects)

This post has been edited by neuro4869: Jun 28 2020, 12:28 AM

Friend in KPMG getting 1k while another getting 0, idk which company.

Im also looking for intern in Mechanical field. Till now reply so sad

Last time during Diploma time I was given job to supervise site. My senior colleagues would usually be in office while me on site. Everyday have to give him progress report.

seems okay. hopefully got position there for my field.
My friend did told me bout them before in 2019.

PM company want to see what work culture is it

So nice.

Internship is just for posting pic on linkedin to kuda only la

If really so good wud have become staff d

intern

a student or trainee who works, sometimes without pay, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification.

strawberry......not yet got intern already nitpicking to see company work culture.

u try ipohmali's firm lol

instead of getting paid it might be the other way round

osram 800 last time.

well, I did done my internship last year before.
I am just required to redo again for this year.

Of course it is important to see company work culture.
You know how hostile working in a company sit inside a cube for 9 to 10 hours without social interaction within your colleagues
Most importantly is there any useful skillsets to take away or applicable in other industry, and find a long term company to work in.

too legendary, read the threads before.
I know where the company is at.
But never knew the company was owned by him only.
I scared later become human trafficking victim by him only

What Engineering field you worked in OSRAM tho?
They still make LEDs? Or now semiconductors now?

The review online says the working culture is "laborious", my offer letter states 8.30am-6.00pm, that's 1.5 hour more compared to the usual 8-5 jobs too.

Worst case for the reason for high intern allowance is they want those intern to do the job of a full time employed fresh graduate but pay them intern salary.

lol idk maybe, review online dont say much good stuff about this company, and heard that they always have vacancy on their website(mean that people always quit for some reason?)

Seems like good place for intern and fresh grad to gain experience though

Internship is to learn not to earn,give u 2k or 5k so what?

Internship is to learn not to earn,give u 2k or 5k so what?

Of course 1 stone kill 2 birds solution better lah.
Basically, if I go out of state, I need to rent a place + spend on daily needs.
You think those money fall out from tree ah.

I just did my internship at one car company hq in glenmarie, they pay me rm600 monthly. Ok la. Task given kuli level only so no complaints. Environment also good. But in future if i ever work in that company again i wanna work in CRM or marketing instead of IT

This post has been edited by Boy96: Jun 28 2020, 02:03 AM

tbh, I don't understand why some companies don't use the standard 9 to 5
Not like extra an hour become extra productive

Imagine stuck in traffic thru and flo work always 1-2 hours of your life

Anyhow, will ask back my friend on his internship experience tho.

Volvo? not sure applicable to my field since you work in HQ.

Nah, japanese brand

I would say different company different experience but,
It would also depends on yourselves as well, comparing to some other companies, mine didn't have a proper program for internships, rather, it was my own initiative to go to other departments and learn different skills. Even if your smart and great and what you're doing, when you're the type that just waits for order, its kinda hard to learn much.

Just apply and go to any company, it might give a different perspective. Some applied for eng intern but last2 only did procument for 3 months.

Also, loved my intern place, as strict workload limit of 70%
that means I can go home early or take friday's off as well, never need to stay later than 5 unless got onsite work. If I did that, entitled to day off

This post has been edited by rtk74: Jun 28 2020, 02:10 AM

Haha front end has more future than back end ?

😛

Ya im more interested to be involved with matters related to their products (cars) rather than doing all those IT stuffs in the office

The money lies in sales not saying you need to cold call ..

Yeah, my first company too didn't really have a proper program for interns.
But sadly my first Internship was "too in depth" not a simple newcomer can pick up in a few months.
At the end didn't really learn that much
So basically changing department also didn't really helped.

I just wish to find a company that have similar offerings as yours.

This post has been edited by iSean: Jun 28 2020, 02:38 AM

nope. i was in their marketing department doing my internship.

and it was almost 10years ago. not sure how’s them now lol.

Depends on industry.
Some, intern if fucking useless.
Even 300 is a waste of money

Internship rate in electronic manufacturing company was rm 500 ,16 to 17 years ago and from what i heard it still is for most.

This post has been edited by backspace66: Jun 28 2020, 09:06 AM

I intern last time. 0 salary

Kesian

Still most area the same pricing sadly enough

Can use this as a gauge la but you have no idea which company you are going to end up in. Just go with the flow when you're starting out.

Now times are tough, our company already stop taking in interns this year.

my one early this year 1k. initially it was 800 but then raised to 1k. manufacturing

i think paling paling pun more than 600 lah these days isean

that was nice. I got low balled quite alot last year.
now seems like a difficult time for hiring too.

Yeahhh , it would be the best if I can land into a company that could offer me an internship placement and land me a job after I graduate tho.

This post has been edited by iSean: Jun 29 2020, 12:27 PM