The phrase "a four months internship" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a four-month internship" to indicate the duration correctly.
Example: "I completed a four-month internship at a leading tech company last summer."
Alternatives: "a four-month placement" or "a four-month work experience."
However, her first taste of the business - a four month internship, working long hours and getting paid nothing on the current affairs programme The Charlie Rose Show - left her questioning her career choice.
Successfully completed a two month internship with Sammer & Sons, a local Marketing Research firm.
When she returned to China in 2009 after her six month internship at Earth Right Farm, she founded her own CSA farm (CSA) in Su Jiatuo, a village in the Haidian District close to Beijing, and named it Little Donkey Farm.
Tunstall will begin the CBYX for Young Professionals program with two months of intensive language study at a Carl Duisberg Centrum language school, followed by 4 months of study and concluding with four months of an internship.
Even though I drove an hour to work every morning and anywhere from one to four hours on the way back (thank you, traffic, for giving me a chance to listen through Taylor Swift's Red album a million times in two months), the internship was completely worth it.
Four months into my internship, Isaac was off to a new farm in the west.
It's been an interesting four months since he began his search for an internship.
While in Germany on CBYX, Matthew will attend a two-month intensive German language course, study at a German university or professional school for four months, and complete a five-month internship with a German company in his career field.
This is why I decided to take advantage of a unique opportunity to do an internship for four months at the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA).
In addition, local journalists will have to complete at least six months of internship at a recognised media outlet before they can be accredited.
Three months into internship, graduates from UNSW's new outcomes-based integrated program rated themselves to have good clinical and procedural skills, with ratings that indicated significantly greater capability than graduates of the previous UNSW content-based program.
