I'm 25. 2nd year biz student and looking at internships

Do it even if it doesn't interest you. Keeping yourself busy helps with depression and its a good experience. Internships will help you further down the line to actually getting a decent job you can stand doing, think long term

>>17412565
That's good advice, thanks. I don't mind doing short term jobs, but they need to be short term or I panic once I realize I'll be doing this for years.

I've been thinking of teaching English overseas but I don't know how to interact with children. Might be a good experience though and to leave me comfort zone (which I already do often but as much as possible is good imo).

>>17412590
I would say focus on business first, you're already 2 years into it and getting internships, youre heading in the right direction already. You yourself said you dont know how to interact with children, they can be little shits, especially when they dont speak the same language as you. Do you even have an interest in languages? maybe learn a language on the side and try to go for international business?

>>17412610
I do have an interest in languages. I'd learn a second but school and work takes up the vast majority of my time with a tiny bit left over for downtime. I'm actually studying international business.

But what do you mean "focus on business first"?

>>17412614
i mean just focus on your business school and internships. Dont worry about teaching abroad right now