During my orientation internship, which was conducted online due to the COVID-19 pandemic, I didn’t have the chance to experience the atmosphere, organization, and teamwork of a real worksite. So, when the MCS Internship program was announced again in my fourth year, I knew I didn’t want to miss it this time. When submitting my application, my main goal was clear — to challenge myself. After being selected, I finally had the opportunity to work on-site for a major project, which became the most valuable experience of my student years.

I joined the Oyu Tolgoi underground mine’s ore handling system construction project as an Assistant Electrical and Instrumentation Engineer. For the first time, I saw and took part in engineering solutions, precise installation planning, and high-quality standards required for underground facilities. This not only expanded my technical knowledge but also taught me the importance of meticulous planning and flawless execution.

The program gave me Opportunity, Knowledge, and Experience all at once. By the end of it, I became more confident, bolder in decision-making, and more effective in teamwork.To future participants, I would say this — take the first step with courage; here, you will have every opportunity to ask, learn, and contribute. This is not just an internship — it’s a major step toward defining your future path.

n the spring of my final year at university, I came across information about the MCS Internship program. It sparked my desire to challenge myself and gain hands-on experience in my field. What drew me most was the opportunity to join Mongolia’s leading group company, work alongside a highly professional team, and not only gain workplace experience but also benefit from personal development training and contribute to real projects. 

Over the course of three months, I participated in the Oyu Tolgoi underground mine’s ore handling station construction project. For the first time, I entered an underground mine and witnessed the progress of a world-class project on-site — an extraordinary and unforgettable experience. Applying my theoretical knowledge in practice and observing the entire project implementation process under the guidance of experienced engineers helped me acquire a wealth of new knowledge and skills. 

During this time, I firmly realized that I was on the right career path, and I came to define the program in three words: Challenge, Change, Growth. By the end of the internship, I had developed stronger professional skills, enhanced my problem-solving abilities, gained confidence in myself, and set clear goals for my career. 

To future participants, I would say this: Don’t doubt yourself — try, learn, and gain experience, because this is not just a job, it’s a path to elevating yourself to a whole new level.

After completing my bachelor’s degree this spring, I wanted to spend the summer gaining meaningful and valuable experience before starting my master’s studies. From the moment I learned about the internship program at MCS International LLC, I knew — “This is exactly the opportunity I’ve been looking for.” 

What made this program truly stand out was that it didn’t just give students a glimpse of the workplace atmosphere — it provided the chance to work on real projects and develop professional skills in a practical setting. 

During my internship with the Business Development Department, I had the opportunity to contribute to a wind power plant project. For the first time, I applied my theoretical knowledge in real-life conditions and discovered the importance of quickly adapting to challenges. Taking part in the “Solergy Day” event with my colleagues gave me a deeper appreciation for the value of the energy sector and the power of teamwork, and made me proud to be part of such a dedicated team. Seeing how renewable energy projects contribute to reducing carbon emissions not only in Mongolia but globally reinforced my confidence that I have chosen the right path. This meaningful, supportive, and forward-looking program gave me not only professional skills, but also inspiration and the confidence to open the door to new opportunities. 

In the fall of my Junior year at University, I heard about the launch of the “MCS Scholarship” and was immediately interested. I realized that receiving a year-long scholarship along with the opportunity to do an internship of up to three months at one of Mongolia’s leading group companies would be an immensely valuable experience for both my professional and personal growth. 


During my internship at MCS International LLC, my perception that “it is difficult for a woman to pursue an engineering career” completely changed. I personally experienced the respect, equality, and encouragement of my colleagues. The patient guidance and trust-based leadership style of the project team leaders inspired me to never be afraid to ask questions and to keep learning new things. 

This program was a unique experience that gave me confidence, growth, and a sense of value all at once. Throughout the internship, I enhanced my professional skills, contributed to real projects, improved my problem-solving abilities, and most importantly, became fully confident in myself and my engineering career. 

To future participants, I would say this: believe in yourself, keep your curiosity alive, never be afraid to ask questions, and learn from your colleagues—these are the greatest investments you can gain from this program.