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Latest WFH internships posted from 23 to 26 June 2025

And with this post, we are ready to bid June goodbye

This final week of June, we’ve got opportunities in business operations, marketing & content creation, and more.

Good luck with your applications!

#1: Infinite Mirai Consultancy LLP – Business Operations Intern

Website: mirai.com.sg

Allowance / Remuneration: $800 – 1,200 monthly

Job Qualifications

Self-motivated learner who embraces the “Professor Google/YouTube/ChatGPT” approach
Excellent English writing and communication skills
Independent, meticulous, task-oriented, and takes initiative
Computer literacy and willingness to learn new software
Able to commit 15-20 hours per week, flexibly around studies
Responsible, responsive, able to work in a hybrid setting (remotely with F2F/online meetings several times a month)

Key Responsibilities

Edit photos and videos for marketing materials
Create engaging graphics using Canva and other design tools
Handle administrative tasks and paperwork organisation
Conduct research and liaise with vendors/suppliers
Follow up with leads and arrange appointments/meetings between prospects and our team
Write blog articles and website content
Update website content and manage online presence
Support various ad-hoc business projects as they arise

How to apply?

View the job post here and email hr@mirai.com.sg with your resume.

#2: Sparks Merch – Marketing & Content Creation Intern

Website: sparks-merch.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $600 – 1,500 monthly

Job Qualifications

Current university student in Singapore, ideally studying Design, Marketing, Visual Communication, Media Arts, or a related field
A creative eye for layout, colour, branding, and storytelling
Skilled in Photoshop, Illustrator, and Canva
Bonus – comfortable editing videos using CapCut, Premiere Pro, or mobile apps
Passionate about content creation, trends, branding, and lifestyle products
Organised, proactive, and independent
Friendly, curious, and up for trying new things

Key Responsibilities

Content & Visual Design

Design engaging visuals for Instagram and LinkedIn (posts, carousels, video covers)
Shoot and edit short-form videos (Reels, Stories, BTS, etc.)
Create digital mockups for client proposals and ongoing swag projects
Help maintain and update our website visuals and layouts
Support the design and execution of our monthly e-newsletter (layout, copy, visuals)
Collaborate closely with the founder to bring brand storytelling to life

Creative Research, Products, and Offline Exposure

Research and present design, lifestyle, and merch trends, and events
Research on new products for our online catalogue
Monitor social and content trends for fresh inspiration
Occasionally support client events, expos, or shoots
Liaise with photographers, stylists, and vendors where needed

How to apply?

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

#3: Carplus Pte Ltd – Website / WordPress Intern

Website: carplus.sg

Allowance / Remuneration: $500 – 1,000 (project /contract based)

Job Qualifications

Proficient in WordPress (themes, plugins, page builders)
Able to understand and translate business requirements into a clean, modern website
Creative eye for design, layout, and user experience
Takes initiative, works independently, and meets deadlines
Strong communication skills

Key Responsibilities

Audit and propose improvements for our current website
Work closely with the founder to align web content with branding and marketing goals
Revamp and build out key pages (homepage, inventory, contact, etc.)
Ensure mobile responsiveness and SEO-friendly structure

How to apply?

View the job post here and email your CV to shirleen@carplus.sg.

#4: Wu Song Capital – Impact Investment and Startup Intern

Website: wusongcapital.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $800 – 1,000 monthly

Job Qualifications

Entrepreneurial & Resourceful: Passionate about startups, able to take initiative, and comfortable working in unstructured environments
Impact-Driven: Willing to engage with social initiatives and understand the broader implications of investments
Finance-Savvy: A background in finance, economics, or business is essential. Prior experience in VC, PE, IB, or consulting is a plus
Adaptable & Independent: Comfortable working remotely and prepared to travel when necessary
Resilient & Hardworking: Able to work directly with the founder, meeting high expectations and navigating a demanding learning environment

Key Responsibilities

Market Research & Due Diligence: Analyse industries, review business models, and assess financials to identify viable investment opportunities
Scouting & Sourcing: Identify high-potential startups and M&A opportunities, conduct outreach, and build relationships with founders
Investment Process Support: Assist in preparing investment memos, presentations, and internal reports for decision-making
Travel & Startup Immersion: Work remotely while based in Singapore, with opportunities for travel across Asia for market research and business engagements
Hands-On Teaching: Participate in the founder’s children’s charity on weekends to gain direct exposure to social impact

How to apply?

View the job post here and submit a resume and a cover letter to careers@wusongcapital.com.

#5: Griffith Foods Limited Singapore Branch – Summer Venture Intern

Website: griffithfoods.com

Allowance / Remuneration: $1,000 – 1,300 monthly

Job Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or higher in Business, Marketing, Data Analytics, or a related field with a strong personal interest in human nutrition-related topics.
Strong research and analytical skills, with the ability to extract actionable insights from complex data and industry reports.
Demonstrated interest in venture capital and the food industry.
Ability to independently structure approaches to solving complex problems.
Academic or professional exposure to — or a strong interest in — human nutrition.
Clear and effective written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to distill complex ideas and to present to senior stakeholders.
Comfortable managing multiple workstreams in a dynamic, international environment.

Key Responsibilities

Conduct deep-dive market and academic research to support the development of investment theses in human nutrition and its applications in food.
Analyze and synthesize industry trends, competitive landscapes, and emerging technologies to identify new investment opportunities.
Assist in the preparation of reports, presentations, and internal briefings on key research findings.
Support the investment team with diligence and evaluation of potential deals, including market sizing, competitive landscape analysis, and strategic fit analysis.
Prepare technical briefing memos to educate the rest of the NV team on specific research topics.
Collaborate with the team to develop frameworks and processes that enhance research efficiency.
Engage with startups, investors, and ecosystem partners to build industry knowledge and networking opportunities.
Work closely with the global Nourish Ventures team to communicate research findings and contribute to ongoing initiatives.

How to apply?

View the job post here and write to HR 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 to the office physically. For more details, contact the employer directly.

40+ new Korean convenience store foodstuffs in June 2025 to buy & try from GS25 because Singapore don’t have

What’s a trip to South Korea without trying their convenience store food?

It’s also all over Kimchi Land, so you can easily spot one, go in and grab a drink or bite whenever you feel snackish.

Or if you’re on a tight travel budget, supplement one or two meals with a convenience store one; it will greatly help with those savings.

We are spotlighting a new list of Korean convenience store foodstuffs from GS25 in this post, so take a look through, and if you’re already in Korea this month or going to visit early July, have fun searching!

#1a: Mexican Chicken (Boneless) (Assorted Flavors) (3,900 KRW / 2,900 KRW; approx. 3.67 SGD / 2.73 SGD)

#1b: Mochi Cream Pancake (Milk / Choco) (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#2a: Peel-it Banana Bread (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#2b: Layered Bread (2,800 KRW; approx. 2.63 SGD)

#3a: Drinkable Milk Pudding (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#3b: Drinkable Coffee Jelly (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#4a: Milo Choco (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#4b: Rainbow Marshmallow (2,500 KRW; approx. 2.35 SGD)

#5a: Traditional Bingsu (Shaved Ice) (3,500 KRW; approx. 3.29 SGD)

#5b: Melon Snack (1,700 KRW; approx. 1.60 SGD)

#6a: Instant Rice (6 Pcs) (6,000 KRW; approx. 5.64 SGD)

#6b: Fried Tofu Sushi (3 Pcs) (1,980 KRW; approx. 1.86 SGD)

#7: SON&PARK Glowy Lip & Cheek (Assorted Colors) (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.82 SGD)

#8a: Minestrone Soup (3,800 KRW; approx. 3.57 SGD)

#8b: Greek Yogurt (Strawberry) (3,980 KRW; approx. 3.74 SGD)

#9a: Mocha Bun (Choco Cream) (3,500 KRW; approx. 3.29 SGD)

#9b: Tiramisu (Choco Matcha) (3,200 KRW; approx. 3.01 SGD)

#10a: Injeolmi-Flavored Marshmallow (3,500 KRW; approx. 3.29 SGD)

#10b: Peel-it Mango Bread (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#11a: Strawberry Bar (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#11b: Milk Bar (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#12a: Melon Mallow Bar (1,200 KRW; approx. 1.13 SGD)

#12b: Crystal Silky Gem Jelly (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#13a: Bulgogi Parsley Gimbap (3,600 KRW; approx. 3.39 SGD)

#13b: LA Galbi (6,100 KRW; approx. 5.74 SGD)

#14a: ‘The Return of the Huge Chicken Drumstick’ Meal Box (5,700 KRW; approx. 5.36 SGD)

#14b: ‘Ex-Boyfriend’ Sandwich (Blueberry Cream Cheese) (2,500 KRW; approx. 2.35 SGD)

#15a: Idol Center Sandwich (3,200 KRW; approx. 3.01 SGD)

#15b: Oven Baked Croquette (Curry) (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#16a: Boneless Galbitang (5,900 KRW; approx. 5.55 SGD)

#16b: Perilla Ori-tang (16,900 KRW; approx. 15.90 SGD)

#17a: Plum Zero Bar (2,500 KRW; approx. 2.35 SGD)

#17b: Organic Lemon Water (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#18a: Melon Milk (Tropical Edition) Snack Ball (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#18b: Buldak Spicy Jelly (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#19a: Choco Bar (1,500 KRW; approx. 1.41 SGD)

#19b: Cream Tiramisu Pastry (3,800 KRW; approx. 3.57 SGD)

#20a: Kimchi + Cheese Fried Instant Noodles (Big Cup) (1,950 KRW; approx. 1.83 SGD)

#20b: Black Bean Noodles (3,900 KRW; approx. 3.67 SGD)

#21a: Ice Bac Cider (2,300 KRW; approx. 2.16 SGD)

#21b: PRIME Strawberry + Watermelon Coconut Drink (2,900 KRW; approx. 2.73 SGD)

#22a: Smoked Chicken Drumstick (3,900 KRW; approx. 3.67 SGD)

#22b: Sweet & Spicy Whole Chicken Drumstick Glass Noodles + Tteokbokki (9,500 KRW; approx. 8.94 SGD)

#23a: Mexican Chicken (Hot Crispy / Crispy) (9,900 KRW; approx. 9.31 SGD)

#23b: High Protein Egg Noodles (3,900 KRW; approx. 3.67 SGD)

#24a: Seongsu Condensed Milk Bread (3,200 KRW; approx. 3.01 SGD)

#24b: French Toast (Apple Cinnamon) (2,500 KRW; approx. 2.35 SGD)

#25a: Thin Crackers (Cream / Green Onion) (1,200 KRW; approx. 1.13 SGD)

#25b: Grapefruit Honey Konjac Jelly / Peach Iced Tea w/ Espresso Shot Konjac Jelly (1,700 KRW; approx. 1.60 SGD)

All image credits to GS25.

Price conversion from KRW to SGD is accurate at the time of writing.

6 awesomely rated accommodations in Athens, Greece, to book a stay in 2025

Only heard about the Acropolis of Athens but have never seen it in real life?

It’s a sign you need to book a trip to Athens!

And to help you with travel planning, we’ve shortlisted some awesomely rated accommodations to book a stay in the capital of Greece

Elia Ermou Athens Hotel

Agoda Rating: 9.4 (4.6K+ reviews)

First up, we have Elia Ermou Athens Hotel, a 4-star hotel that puts you within walking distance of the city’s ruins, including the Temple of Hephaestus and National Archeological Museum—both within 1.5km away.

The hotel’s standard classic rooms provide the basics, while upgraded suite options let you admire the Acropolis views from your window.

Awarded as a top choice on Agoda in 2024, the Elia Ermou is a 19.5km jaunt from Athens International Airport.

Mosaikon Glostel

Agoda Rating: 9.4 (2.5K+ reviews)

In the shadow of the Acropolis, this Athens hostel is just 650 m from the city’s crown jewel.

Travelers can choose between mixed dorms and female-only dorms in 4-, 6-, or 8-bed configurations.

Select rooms even feature balconies.

It’s also approx. a 20 km shuttle from Athens International Airport (ATH).

Acropolis Stay Hotel Athens

Agoda Rating: 9.4 (1.1K+ reviews)

The Acropolis Stay Hotel Athens is situated just 470 m from the Temple of Olympian Zeus and a 19.6km drive from Athens International Airport (ATH).

Whether you opt for a double room, spacious studio, or family-sized apartment, the Acropolis Stay has accommodation options.

And with infants up to 2 years old staying free and baby cots available at no charge, this hotel is an affordable option for families.

Athens Hub Hostel

Agoda Rating: 9.3 (1.6K+ reviews)

Athens Hub Hostel puts you just steps from sites like the Monastiraki and the Temple of Hephaestus – less than 300 m.

Go for one of the mixed or female-only dorm rooms or grab a budget double room and enjoy low rates for such a prime location.

Don’t overspend on overpriced hotels when you can stay central and easily walk to must-see attractions.

Mitsis N’U Piraeus Port

Agoda Rating: 9.3 (1.2K+ reviews)

Just 200m from Piraeus Railway Station, the brand new Mitsis N’U Piraeus Port hotel is the talk of the town after opening its doors in 2024.

It has already earned a top spot on Agoda travelers’ must-stay lists!

Whether you book one of the standard rooms or splurge on a suite, you’re in for top-notch hospitality and amenities.

The Social Athens Hotel

Agoda Rating: 9.3 (900+ reviews)

Wake up in the heart of historic Athens at The Social Athens Hotel — built in 2023.

History buffs will be glad to know that the Museum of the History of Greek Costume sits a mere 10 m away, while the Plaka neighborhood’s winding streets and lively shops are just a 900 m stroll away.

When you’re not out exploring, retreat to your guest room, ranging from signature/superior rooms to roomy suites with Lycabettus views and terraces.

Traveling with kids 12 and under?

They stay free if using existing bedding.

60+ newly launched stuff in June 2025 from Daiso Korea to buy & bring back to Singapore

Are you escaping Singapore’s summer for a taste of South Korea’s summer this month?

Ha!

If you’re somehow in South Korea during the summer season, check out this list of newly launched stuff in June 2025 from Daiso Korea to buy and bring back to Singapore.

Apart from swimming items, Daiso Korea has also launched a new skincare series from IT’S SKIN, and more.

Take a look!

#1: Arm Ring Tubes (2 Pcs) (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#2: Air Pump (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#3: Mirror Reflective Goggles (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#4: Anti-Fogging Goggles (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#5: Goggles Case (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#6: Spandex Swimming Cap (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#7: Silicon Swimming Cap (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#8: Hand Paddles (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#9: Swimming Kickboard (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#10: Swimming Ear & Nose Plugs (Set) (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#11a: Kid’s Goggles (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#11b: Kid’s Snorkel (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#12: Diving Goggles (Assorted) (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#13: Silicon Snorkel (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#14: Pocket Translucent Bag (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#15: Sports Bag (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#16: Mesh Backpack (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#17: Lightweight Beach Towel (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#18: 7-Peptide Collagen Wrapping Pack (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#19: 7-Peptide Collagen BB Cream (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#20: 7-Peptide Collagen Ampoule Mask (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#21: 7-Peptide Collagen Ampoule (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#22: 7-Peptide Collagen Cream Stick (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#23: 7-Peptide Collagen Eye Cream (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#24: 7-Peptide Collagen Cream (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#25: Summer Cool Pillow / Cushion / Blanket (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#26: Stripe Indoor Slippers (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#27: Summer Cool Cushion / Pillow (Assorted) (3,000 to 5,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 to 4.69 SGD)

#28: Summer Cool Squarish Seat Cushion (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#29: Summer Cool Neck Pillow / Seat Cushion (Assorted) (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#30: ‘Summer Crush’ Water Bottle (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#31: ‘Summer Crush’ Translucent Umbrella (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#32: Button Beach Gown (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#33: Hoodie Beach Gown (Top) (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#34: ‘Summer Crush’ Sticker Pack (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#35: ‘Summer Crush’ Masking Sticker (4 Pcs) (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#36: ‘Summer Crush’ Masking Tape (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#37: ‘Summer Crush’ Mini File Memo Pads (2 Pcs) (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#38: Capybara Plush Toy (Assorted) (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#39: Capybara Key Ring Plush Toy (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#40: Capybara Pouch (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#41: Capybara Coin Pouch (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#42a: Translucent Pouch (Oval) (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#42b: Translucent Pouch (Squarish) (2,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 SGD)

#43: Muro Scrub Soap (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#44: Muro Soap (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#45: Glaze Dripping Tint (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#46: Chiffon Bonding Tint (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#47: Lip Tattoo Sticker (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#48: Moist Lip Gloss (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#49: Ink Liquid Eye Liner (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#50: Slim Fixing Brow Cara (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#51: Gel Eyeliner (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#52: Gel Eyeliner Brush (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#53: Anti-UV Umbrella (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#54: Automatic Umbrella (5,000 KRW; approx. 4.69 SGD)

#55: Raincoat (142 cm / 144 cm) (2,000 to 3,000 KRW; approx. 1.88 to 2.81 SGD)

#56: Dehumidifier Pack (1,000 KRW each; approx. 0.94 SGD) (4 for 3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#57: Strip Dehumidifier Pack (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#58: Deodorizing Dehumidifier (1,000 KRW each; approx. 0.94 SGD) (4 for 3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

#59: Dehumidifier Mini Packs (Food Use) (25 Pcs) (1,000 KRW; approx. 0.94 SGD)

#60: Anti-Mold Tube (3,000 KRW; approx. 2.81 SGD)

All image credits to Daiso Korea.

Price conversion from KRW to SGD is accurate at the time of writing.

Why Singapore’s New Luxury Condos Are Becoming the Go-To Investment Amid Global Uncertainty

As global markets reel from inflation, rising interest rates, and geopolitical tensions, investors are increasingly turning to real estate as a safe harbour. In particular, Singapore’s new wave of luxury condominiums is capturing attention from both local and international buyers looking for stable returns and long-term capital appreciation. Flagship developments such as One Marina Gardens condo and The Myst Condo are leading this surge, offering not just high-end living but also powerful investment potential. Here’s why luxury condos in Singapore are quickly becoming the preferred asset for savvy investors navigating uncertain times.

Singapore’s Political and Economic Stability Is a Major Draw

Amid global volatility, Singapore’s reputation for stability makes it a natural magnet for capital. The city-state consistently ranks among the safest and most well-governed countries in the world, with low corruption, a strong legal system, and prudent fiscal policies. For investors seeking asset preservation, this matters. When paired with strict urban planning and limited land availability, high-end developments such as One Marina Gardens condo gain even more desirability. The political environment supports consistent property value appreciation, especially in premium districts.

Luxury Condos Offer Built-In Resilience to Market Shocks

Not all real estate is equal in times of crisis. Luxury condos in Singapore have shown remarkable resilience during past economic downturns, largely because of their exclusivity and enduring demand from ultra-high-net-worth individuals. The Myst Condo, for instance, combines rare greenery-facing views with premium amenities, attracting long-term buyers who are less affected by economic cycles. Unlike mass-market properties, luxury condos tend to maintain their value better and recover faster after financial disruptions.

Foreign Buyer Interest Continues Despite Cooling Measures

Even with cooling measures in place, Singapore’s luxury property market continues to attract international interest. Wealthy buyers from China, India, Indonesia, and even Europe are still investing, viewing Singapore as a stable wealth haven. New launches such as One Marina Gardens condo are designed with global tastes in mind, blending opulent interiors with iconic skyline views. As regulations tighten elsewhere or volatility increases, Singapore’s predictability becomes more attractive—especially to those looking to park funds in hard assets.

Smart Design and Prime Locations Maximise Rental Potential

Today’s luxury condos are not just homes—they’re designed investment vehicles. Developments such as The Myst Condo are strategically located near transport hubs, business districts, and reputable schools, enhancing both lifestyle appeal and rental yields. This combination of design intelligence and location ensures that even in fluctuating markets, owners can command premium rents. Moreover, with Singapore’s growing expatriate population, demand for luxury rentals remains high, particularly in central and green-adjacent zones.

Conclusion: Luxury Condos Are the New Safe-Haven Asset Class

While stocks waver and currencies fluctuate, Singapore’s luxury condo market continues to rise above the noise. Developments such as One Marina Gardens condo and The Myst Condo offer more than just upscale living—they offer strategic, tangible investments rooted in stability, exclusivity, and long-term value. For investors looking to hedge against global uncertainty, Singapore’s latest high-end residential launches are proving to be the smart bet in an increasingly unpredictable world.