Latest WFH internships posted from 10 to 13 February 2025

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Happy Valentine’s Day! 💌

Before you go and enjoy your date(s) today and for the weekend, why not set your “priorities” right and land yourself an internship first? 😂

This week we’ve got opportunities in content marketing, sales coordinating, and more so have a look and apply accordingly.

#1: The Swim Starter – Content Marketing

Website: theswimstarter.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $600 – 800 monthly

Job Qualifications
  • Proven experience in content creation or digital marketing.
  • Strong writing, editing, and communication skills.
  • Experience with social media and analytics tools.
  • Knowledge of photo and video editing software.
  • Organized, detail-oriented, and capable of managing multiple tasks.
Key Responsibilities
  • Capture high-quality photos and videos during swim classes and events.
  • Develop and manage digital content across all platforms, including social media.
  • Collaborate with marketing to maintain a consistent content schedule.
  • Analyze engagement and adjust strategies as necessary.
  • Interact with the community online, fostering strong connections and feedback.
  • Innovate with new content ideas to enhance brand awareness and reach.
How to apply?

View the job post here and write to Denver via this link.

#2: Homeez Pte. Ltd. – Marketing Intern

Website: homeez.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $1,000 – 1,500 monthly

Job Qualifications
  • Proven digital marketing internship experience undergoing a degree in business, Marcom, majoring in Marketing or any other relevant discipline. 
  • ⁠Experience in B2B or B2C marketing, planning, and customer engagement is preferred. 
  • Proficiency in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. 
  • Strong research, analytical, and quantitative abilities with excellent written and verbal communication skills, preferably the ability to develop and deliver consulting presentations. Fluency in English and Chinese is mandatory. 
  • ⁠Digital marketing experience across LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube, Google, and China advertising platforms is preferred. 
  • Comfortable working with a wide spectrum of analytical tools eg. Google Analytics, Adwords, Facebook, Google Optimizer, etc. with the ability to analyze digital data and draw actionable insights.
  • Strong passion for working in a startup business environment
  • ⁠Strong team player, open-minded, enthusiastic, and eager to learn
Key Responsibilities
  • Work closely with the team to develop digital marketing strategies and plans for the firm and projects. This includes digital, social, content management, and online lead generation strategies.
  • Assist with conducting market research and benchmarks to provide insights into the market conditions, consumer behavior, customer insights, customer segmentation, pricing, and competitive landscape for target markets for various clients across multiple industries to uncover new opportunities.
  • Assist with designing social media strategy and content. 
  • ⁠Learn and assist with brand awareness campaigns or promotion campaigns for the company
  • Assist with executing digital marketing campaigns across relevant platforms. 
  • ⁠Work closely with the team to develop digital marketing strategies and plans for the firm and projects. This includes digital, social, content management, and online lead generation strategies.
How to apply?

View the job post here and write to Jon via this link.

#3: Boxgreen Pte Ltd – Sales Coordinator

 

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Website: boxgreen.co

Allowance / Remuneration: $2,000 – 2,500 monthly

Job Qualifications
  • Minimum of a Diploma or Nitec in Business, Marketing, or related fields.
  • No prior experience is required; on-the-job training will be provided.
  • Strong organizational, communication, and analytical skills.
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite.
  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively within teams.
  • Singaporean only
Key Responsibilities
  • Assist in managing and tracking corporate orders, ensuring timely delivery and customer satisfaction.
  • Ensure that orders are processed efficiently and follow up proactively to prevent delays or overdue orders.
  • Coordinate with cross-functional teams to optimize inventory and order fulfillment processes.
  • Collaborate with internal teams and third-party logistics to ensure seamless order processing and shipping.
  • Support client communications, including proposals, order updates, and follow-up presentations.
  • Track sales performance, monitor lead status, and help ensure targets are met.
  • Handle administrative tasks, including maintaining accurate sales reports, contract drafting, invoicing, and purchase orders.
  • Coordinate with finance for billing, AR collections, and issuing payment reminders.
  • Provide after-sales support to maintain positive client relationships and ensure a seamless experience.
  • Assist with ad-hoc tasks as needed, supporting the sales team to meet business objectives.
How to apply?

View the job post here and write to Esther via this link.

#4: Sqkii Pte. Ltd. – Digital Design Intern

 

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Website: sqkii.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $800 – 1,000 monthly

Job Qualifications
  • An excellent eye for visuals and details.
  • A creative, positive, and flexible attitude.
  • Strong communication skills.
  • Advanced proficiency in visual design software, such as Figma, Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere Pro, and Illustrator.
  • Knowledge of simple video editing is a plus.
  • Commitment for at least three months, though the internship period is flexible.
Key Responsibilities
  • Working with the Digital Designer in bringing marketing campaigns to life across all of Sqkii’s channels, including brainstorming, conceptualizing, sketching, and executing creative assets while ensuring quality and consistency with the brand and project mood boards
  • Developing effective visuals to attract a hyper-casual audience, by applying consumer psychology and using design principles and visual trends
  • Assisting the UI team in building visually appealing user interfaces for games and websites
  • Assisting the operations team with other ad-hoc duties as necessary
How to apply?

View the job post here and apply by sending over your resume and portfolio to [email protected]

#5: Creative For More – Graphic Design Intern

 

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Website: creativeformore.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $800 – 1,200 monthly

Job Qualifications
  • Someone active on social media
  • Experienced using tools like Adobe Suite and Canva
  • Enthusiastic, proactive self-starter, and a strong team player
  • Proficient with the use of a variety of digital and content marketing tools
  • Someone with a good command of English
  • Experience in Adobe Creative Suite: Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign.
  • Having your DSLR is also a bonus for the photoshoots
  • Team player and a fast and adept learner
Key Responsibilities
  • Think creatively and develop new design concepts, graphics, and layouts
  • Work collaboratively and communicate with the project manager to help manage clients’ expectations of deliverables
  • Produce high-quality designs, artworks, and layouts for a variety of digital and print assets.
  • Amend final designs to client’s comments and gain full approval
  • Assist team with photoshoots and client meetings
How to apply?

View the job post here and write to Geraldine via this link.

Editor’s note: These positions are selected based on the “remote” tag, but some are hybrid ones and you may need to report physically to the office. For more details, contact the employer directly.

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How to Save Money for Your Valentine’s Date

This Valentine’s Day marks my third one with my husband as a married couple. We’ve never been the type to splurge on overpriced flowers or chocolates as the price tags are just too outrageous! But just because February 14th can be expensive doesn’t mean you have to splurge to make it special.

If you’re looking to celebrate on a budget, consider swapping extravagant gifts for thoughtful, homemade surprises. A cozy date night at home can be just as romantic as a fancy dinner out. That said, if there’s a restaurant you’ve been dying to try, Valentine’s Day could be the perfect excuse to finally check it off your list.

#1: THINK ABOUT YOUR RELATIONSHIP STAGE

Before planning your celebration, think about where you and your partner stand in your relationship. If this is your first Valentine’s Day together, a conservative budget like $50 or less might be a good starting point.

While spending more doesn’t necessarily equate to deeper feelings, starting with a smaller gesture can help set realistic expectations and avoid going overboard too soon.

#2: DISCUSS YOUR BUDGET

No one wants an awkward moment when exchanging gifts and realizing one of you went all out while the other kept it simple. To avoid mismatched expectations, have an open conversation about spending limits beforehand.

Being upfront about what you can afford is key for Valentine’s Day and for future milestones like birthdays, holidays, and weddings (if things go the distance).

#3: CELEBRATE AT HOME

A home-cooked meal can be just as romantic than dining at a fancy restaurant. Whether you cook together or surprise your partner with a special dish, staying in allows you to enjoy an intimate evening without the hefty price tag.

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And don’t feel pressured to whip up an extravagant feast. Even a simple charcuterie board, complete with cheese, cured meats, and fruit, can feel elegant when paired with candlelight, rose petals, and a glass of bubbly.

#4: GIVE SOMETHING MEANINGFUL

A meaningful gift doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. Instead of pricey jewelry or gourmet chocolates, consider an experience you can enjoy together like visiting a museum, creating perfume, or attending a local theater production.

Or, go the DIY route. A handwritten love letter, homemade cookies, or a framed poem can feel far more special than anything store-bought.

#5: USE YOUR CREDIT CARD POINTS

If you’ve been racking up credit card points, now might be the time to put them to use! Many people let rewards go unused, but redeeming them for a discounted dinner, a fun activity, or even a future getaway can be a smart way to celebrate without dipping into your budget.

IN A NUTSHELL

Valentine’s Day isn’t about how much you spend—it’s about showing your love and appreciation in a meaningful way. With a little creativity and planning, you can create a memorable celebration without the expensive price tag.

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Sources: 1,2, & 3

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5 best-rated luxury hotels in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Thailand to book a grand stay in 2025

Bangkok Luxury Hotel

We can never get enough of Bangkok, right?

And that’s why we’re sure you will find this list of best-rated luxury hotels in Sukhumvit, Bangkok, Thailand handy at some point in time as you plan a trip this year.

Thank us later! 😜

Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit

Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit

Agoda Rating: 9.3 (6.5K+ reviews)

The Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit is a true standout, just mere minutes from both major airports, keeping you in the heart of the action with shopping at Siam Paragon and MBK Center (within 3.5 km).

With suites, luxury rooms, and more, you will experience the epitome of hospitality with the Sheraton.

Families will appreciate the little ones up to 2 years old staying FREE, while couples and solo adventurers can bask in the amenities and 5-star service.

An exceptional 9.3 guest rating speaks volumes so it’s the first on our list.

Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit

Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit

Agoda Rating: 9.2 (16K+ reviews)

Or consider this hotel that sits just steps from Bangkok’s major subway and skytrain stations (500 m from Sukhumvit MRT Station and Asok BTS Station), making exploring Bangkok a breeze.

Chatuchak Weekend Market is about 7.4 km away.

It features a range of rooms and suites—from nests for couples to spacious family-friendly digs complete with a kids’ club and kids’ pool.

After a long day spent sightseeing or hitting the shops, adults can unwind at the poolside bar.

Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Bangkok

Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Bangkok

Agoda Rating: 9.2 (11.7K+ reviews)

Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Bangkok is a traveler’s dream come true located right next to Asok BTS station.

Inside, you will find accommodations such as standard twin rooms, deluxe triples for families, or corner doubles for couples.

Speaking of families, kids under 6 stay FREE when using existing bedding.

After a day exploring Bangkok, unwind at the semi-indoor pool offering views of the city skyline, or get your heart rate up at the fitness center with floor-to-ceiling windows.

SILQ Hotel and Residence

SILQ Hotel and Residence

Agoda Rating: 9.2 (3.2K+ reviews)

SILQ Hotel and Residence serves up a city stay with a location to match.

Less than a 10-minute stroll lands you at Phrom Phong BTS station, zipping you to top attractions in a flash.

Asiatique The Riverfront is just 7.4km away.

Once “home”, why not sweat it out in the sauna or hot tub before retreating to your room to rest?

Go for a premier, or opt for studios or one/two-bedroom suites—great for families, as kids 11 and under stay FREE using existing bedding.

The Okura Prestige Bangkok

The Okura Prestige Bangkok

Agoda Rating: 9.1 (9.2K+ reviews)

Last but not least, whether you’re exploring the street food stalls or bargain-hunting at MBK Center just 2 km away, this 5-star accommodation is one to consider.

The real pampering begins on the hotel grounds, where an infinity pool with skyline vistas and a spa melt away any built-up tension.

Rooms range from deluxe rooms to suites and club kings.

Best of all, young adventurers under 12 stay for FREE—and the first kid’s breakfast (under 12) is on the house.

With a central location minutes from Chit Lom BTS Station and a quick 35-minute drive to Bangkok’s airports, there’s no reason to hesitate.

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Bath & Body Works has launched a range of online exclusive Stranger Things products from $12 for fans of the Netflix series

Bath & Body Works x Stranger Things

Any Stranger Things fans out there?

Bath & Body Works has rolled out a range of online exclusive products from $12 for fans of the Netflix series and we’re excited to intro them to you through this post.

PocketBac Holders

Demogorgon Head PocketBac Holder

Demogorgon Head PocketBac Holder

Price: $12

What’s scarier than the Upside Down?

Forgetting your hand sanitizer, ha.

Fortunately, this Demogorgon Head PocketBac Holder has you back with a (delightfully) monstrous way to keep your favorite sanitizer close by.

Drawing inspiration from Stranger Things, this creature’s gaping maw will scare away any microscopic nasties while allowing you to sanitize with ease.

And with its convenient clip, you can attach it to any bag for sanitizing on the go.

It’s also available in two other versions:

Light-up Stranger Things Sign PocketBac Holder

Sound-making Stranger Things Cassette Tape PocketBac Holder

Hand Soaps

The Upside Down Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

The Upside Down Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

Price: $15

The Demogorgon Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

The Demogorgon Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

Price: $15

Summon the supernatural with this gently cleansing hand soap, where black orchid petals bloom amongst spicy cedarwood and dark patchouli.

Inspired by the eerie beauty of nature’s forgotten gardens, its floral-woody fragrance will bewitch your senses.

Yet this demon-inspired bottle is no wicked witch—it’s infused with natural essential oils, vitamin E, shea extract, and aloe to wash away germs while upholding your skin’s delicate moisture barrier.

No dyes, parabens, or sulfates sully its purity.

Eddie’s Leather Jacket Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

Eddie's Leather Jacket Gentle & Clean Foaming Hand Soap

Price: $15

Candles

The Upside Down Single Wick Candle

The Upside Down Single Wick Candle

Price: $30

Something wicked this way comes… and it smells entrancing.

With its notes of mossy stone, smoky birch tree, and eerie fog, The Upside Down Single Wick Candle lures you into its shadowy realm.

This Bath & Body Works wick candle conjures visions of a misty forest at twilight—the air thick with mystery.

Light the single wick and let its dusky fragrance fill your space.

In no time, you will be transported to a dimly lit glade, leaves crunching underfoot as you navigate the darkness like stumbling upon an old, moss-covered ruin.

The candle’s long-lasting scent (30-50 hours in small rooms) summons the strange and the utterly spellbinding.

You can also get The Upside Down 3-Wick Candle ($49) by clicking through the link.

The Demogorgon 3-Wick Candle

The Demogorgon 3-Wick Candle

Price: $49

Eddie’s Leather Jacket 3-Wick Candle

Eddie's Leather Jacket 3-Wick Candle

Price: $49

Begin your rock star fantasy with this Eddie’s Leather Jacket 3-wick candle from Bath & Body Works.

Inhale the intoxicating aroma of a well-worn bomber jacket—a symphony of black leather, smoked suede, and soft musk that’s equal parts tough and tender.

This candle fills any room with its bold scent, thanks to the high concentration of rich fragrance oils in the premium wax blend; it has a long-lasting burn of 25-45 hours.

To shop the full collection, head here: bathandbodyworks.com.sg/stranger-things

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The Psychology Behind Lusting for Luxury

Luxury has long been associated with exclusivity, craftsmanship, and status. But beyond the gleam of designer handbags and the allure of high-end skincare lies a deeper psychological pull.

Why do we crave luxury? Let’s break it down.

#1: BECAUSE YOU DESERVE IT

In a world where burnout is practically a badge of honor, luxury becomes a form of self-care. With constant stress, low wages, and an endless stream of bad news, splurging on something expensive can feel like a well-earned escape.

This phenomenon, known as hedonic consumption, explains why people turn to luxury goods as a way to soothe themselves. It’s that fleeting moment of indulgence where owning a designer piece makes you feel like a celebrity, even for just a second.

Admit it, we’ve all justified a splurge by telling ourselves: “Money will come back. I deserve this.”

#2: KEEPING UP WITH SOCIAL MEDIA

Social media has turned luxury into a never-ending trend cycle. One minute, it’s a Bottega Veneta bag; the next, it’s the latest “It” shoe. Don’t get me started with watches! With influencers flaunting high-end hauls and celebrities celebrating milestones with designer splurges, it’s easy to feel like luxury isn’t just a want.

Platforms like Instagram and TikTok fuel this culture with hashtags like #TreatYourself and aspirational content featuring curated skincare routines, extravagant “galentines,” and designer-filled shopping sprees. The message? Indulgence is essential to self-care.

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#3: LUXURY IS THERAPY

Luxury shopping isn’t always about status as it’s often about emotional regulation. Research by Selin Atalay and Margaret Meloy (2011) found that people in a negative emotional state are more likely to splurge on luxury goods, hoping to boost their mood.

But here’s the catch: while shopping might offer temporary relief, the guilt that follows can sometimes outweigh the initial excitement. Harri T. Luomala’s study (2002) found that excessive spending can ruin an already content state of mind, making it a double-edged sword.

#4: IRRATIONALITY OF LUXURY

Luxury shopping isn’t always rational. A well-made, durable handbag can cost around S$100, yet many willingly drop thousands on a designer version that serves the exact same purpose.

Why? Behavioral psychology suggests that luxury purchases often stem from an emotional rather than logical place. It’s about perceived value, exclusivity, and the status attached to the brand (sometimes more than the actual product itself).

#5: LUXURY AS SOCIAL CURRENCY

Luxury is often more than craftsmanship and quality—it’s a status symbol. Many people buy designer items not just for their design but for the brand’s logo, a clear signal of wealth and success.

The downside? Some stretch their finances thin to keep up with the illusion, falling into debt just to own a coveted piece. Luxury can be aspirational, but for some, it becomes a financial trap.

#6: NEED FOR UNIQUENESS

At its core, luxury is about exclusivity. Being able to afford it already puts you in a minority, making it feel even more special.

Wealthier consumers often gravitate towards brands that exude authenticity and timelessness, reinforcing the idea that true luxury is about more than just a price tag.

IN A NUTSHELL

While there’s nothing wrong with indulging, understanding why we crave these things can help us make more mindful, guilt-free choices. So the next time you feel the urge to splurge, ask yourself: Is it about the product, or the feeling it gives you?

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Sources: 1,2,&  3

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