BritCham is hiring! Policy Data analysis interns wanted
The British Chamber is currently hiring for Policy Interns (native or near-native English speakers) to support on our policy and advocacy work.
If you’re a motivated individual with an interest in UK-China relations, this is an excellent opportunity to develop your understanding of China’s policy and business environment!
As the voice of British business in China we:
- Speak with business leaders at Rolls-Royce, PwC, Shell and other British companies of all sizes on regulatory challenges and opportunities in China
- Present our research to the British Embassy, the Ministry of Commerce, the NDRC and other key government stakeholders
- Produce thought leadership pieces on topics such as China-UK relations, China’s cybersecurity landscape and other critical topics for trade relations
Policy Data Analysis Intern
English native or near-native speaker
What will you be expected to do?
- Support the policy team on the data analysis of British Business in China: Sentiment Survey 2026-27 (one of the Chamber’s two key policy documents), providing support across the whole process, including assisting with getting response, research, drafting, launch and post-launch activities.
- Assist with drafting, editing, and proof-reading policy insights, reports and media copy for the Chamber
- Support communication with business and government stakeholders on policy issues and initiatives
- Assist in producing the Chamber’s ‘China in Five’ weekly policy updates
- Conduct research relating to the Chamber’s policy work and knowledge events
What do we expect from you?
Essential skills
- Excellent English and Chinese language skills
- Can work 3-5 days a week, start in October and work for 3-5 months
- Background in Economics, Business Analytics, Public policy or other relevant areas
- Strong IT and data analysis skills (including Excel, PowerPoint, Google Suite)
- Good research ability
- A strong work ethic
- Strong personal interest in China’s industrial and trade policy
Apply Now!
Please email a copy of your CV (preferably bilingual) and a cover letter setting out your interest in applying for this position to advocacy@britishchamber.cn.
Applications close on 11 October 2026. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis, and you are encouraged to apply at your earliest convenience.
