The phrase "an internship position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific job or role that is part of an internship program, typically for students or recent graduates seeking practical experience.
Example: "I am applying for an internship position at the marketing firm to gain hands-on experience in the industry."
Alternatives: "an internship role" or "an internship opportunity".
Ultimately, JPMorgan did offer her an internship position.
How do I express my desire to work with an employer in an internship position?
If you are posting an internship position for undergraduate or graduate students, or a full-time position for MMH students, please consider indicating your GPA preference in the position description but not in the requirements section of the posting.
This allows for the opportunity to potentially find an internship position over the summer, take pre-requisites and other advanced courses that otherwise might be out of reach, and enhance job interview prospects in the third semester.
Mark Jamias CC'17, a political science major from Suffolk, Va., originally thought he would study abroad during his junior year, but when an internship position at the United Nations opened up, he jumped on the chance to learn more about peacekeeping efforts around the globe.
They introduced me to Carbon, where I interviewed and received an internship position.
After your winternship you could be offered a summer internship position or even be kept in mind for a future job opening.
All in all, we sent fictitious resumes to 316 offices of 147 top law firms in 14 cities, from candidates who were supposedly trying to land a summer internship position.
In addition to the monetary stipend, awardees receive mentorship from designated ERM staff and the opportunity to interview for a compensated internship position at one of ERM's global offices.
Is this a paid internship position?
Within 9 months, my husband got a paid internship position and the kids had to go back to daycare.
