Financial management junior, do you want to go to the agency bookkeeping office as an intern, or do you want to outsource a foreign company as a financial post?

You have graduated from undergraduate course. What's the difficulty? You mainly rely on your usual accumulation. This is how finance works. You should accumulate experience. You should consider what you can learn just after graduation now, and the treatment should of course be based on your viability. In fact, the kind of outsourcing you are talking about is probably India's Infosys or Tata. In fact, the English requirements of such foreign companies are unnecessary. The most important thing is that you can speak common spoken English and send and receive emails in a foreign language environment. It is unrealistic for you to work in such an outsourced foreign company for a long time. It doesn't matter what it's like to get ahead. It's basically the same as manual labor, and they are also recruiting people all the year round and have great mobility. But you can adapt to the foreign language office environment there and their financial ERP system (usually SAP or ORACL), which is true for your real foreign companies in the future.