The phrase "a two year internship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an internship that lasts for a duration of two years.
Example: "After completing my degree, I applied for a two year internship at a leading tech company to gain practical experience."
Alternatives: "a two-year placement" or "a two-year traineeship".
A lot of the kids seemed to be using the program as more of a prestigious two year internship, kind of like a Rhodes Scholarship for tech, with scant regard for Thiel's plan to disrupt higher education.
A lot of the kids seemed to be using the program as more of a prestigious two year internship, kind of like a Rhodes Scholarship for tech, with scant regard for Thiel's plan to disrupt higher education.
General practitioners in Iraq usually have not received any additional formal training after graduation from medical school, apart from a two year clinical internship and one year working in a remote PHCC or hospital.
(Medical doctors in South Africa may enrol in a Masters of Medicine (MMed) programme after completion of two years internship and one year community service, to qualify in any of the medical specialties, the equivalent of medical residencies in North America).
Most UU YDS students have pursued their internship requirement for the UUA after graduating from YDS, though some have done a two year part-time internship while pursuing their degree.
Clinical officers were defined by three years' pre-service education plus two years' internship; and nurses, more variably, by one to four years of formal nursing education (with or without midwifery) [ 27].
The 15 obstetrician/gynaecologists had three to four years' post-graduate training following medical school as well as one to two years' internship in sub-specialties of their choice.
A two year residency rotating internship will usually follow their registration.
General practitioners in Iraq are physicians who lack higher qualification after graduation from medical school, apart from a two years clinical internship and serving one year in rural areas.
During his three year internship, Fadrhonc also published a paper with Hoppock about the breakeven points around wind development versus the cost of transmission.
