internship

IPA: ˈɪntɝnʃɪp

Examples of "internship" in Sentences

Well my displeasure of my internship is well documented.
TVGuide. com: So does that mean Annie's internship is kaput too?
• An internship is like a job interview that lasts three months.
The internship is unpaid and both full and part-time applicants are encouraged to apply.
They engage in internship experiences in the community in any field that interests them.
"The word 'internship' carries no legal definition and therefore often leads to graduate exploitation," said Mr Curtis.
The issue with the unpaid private sector internship is its effect on driving down employment which I kinda thought any member of congress would consider a problem.
Some 74% of business schools saw an increase in internship opportunities in 2010; in 2009, 69% of schools reported a decline, according to the MBA Career Services Council, an industry group that monitors global M.B.A. employment.
As an African-American and a recent Harvard graduate, I have found that my day-to-day life loan payments and choosing a job over a non-paying internship is shaped more by my socioeconomic profile (lower middle class) than by my racial one.