The phrase "as internship" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as an internship"? You can use "as an internship" when referring to a position or experience that is classified as an internship.
Example: "I am currently working at the company as an internship to gain practical experience in my field."
Alternatives: "in the role of an intern" or "in the capacity of an internship".
I'm taking nothing for granted and really — I went through internship, and this is almost as hard as internship.
To solve these problems and enhance the university-industry collaboration, a novel program named as Internship & Capstone Design Integrated program (ICIP) is developed by Dongguk University in Korea.
Quality of engineering education programme is always assessed both in teaching and learning in the classroom as well as laboratory activities and management besides other related activities such as internship.
Andrew's parents used a company called the University of Dreams, the largest and most visible player in an industry that has boomed in recent years as internship experience has become a near-necessity on any competitive entry-level résumé.
In addition to funding the bulk of the renovation project, the Foundation's gift will also provide support for the Matsui Center's student-oriented initiatives, such as internship programs in federal, state, and local government, and programs that bring distinguished political visitors to the Berkeley campus.
Her prior experience includes serving as Director of Career Services for the Evans School of Public Affairs at the University of Washington, a top-ranked Master of Public Administration Program, as well as Internship Coordinator at Baruch College, a NYC-based business school.
Cravath, Swaine & Moore, the prestigious Manhattan law firm, offers financial support as well as internships.
Are there opportunities for experiential learning such as internships, practica, or assistantships?
Off-campus research experiences are also available for pay or as internships.
He has also started to expand Columbia's Passport to New York program, which provides students free or discounted admission to cultural institutions as well as internships.
Most sectors have a variety of routes into the industry, such as internships, entry-level roles and on-the-job training.
