She is the one who keeps guests' wineglasses filled, arranges internships for nieces, asks about co-workers' children and takes home-cooked meals to sick relatives.
However, if I do end up applying for a job, my class privilege also means that my resume is filled with internships, unpaid journalistic experience and a host of other things which will make me an attractive candidate.
Many of us might spend this time working a job to build up our bank account for the coming year, filling out internship or job applications that fell to the wayside during our busy schedules, or taking a summer course to get our credit count up to speed.
Internships also fill in the time between graduation and that first position you get in your industry.
This year, 3,600 students applied for its one or two month internships, easily filling the 1,300 places.
Although medical doctors play a role in the training of COs, much of the on-the-job practical experience is passed on from CO to CO, since the newly qualified COs often are sent straight to the district hospital for their internship to fill the gaps in human resources.
Internship positions fill quickly.
They go on gap years and fill up their breaks with internships in the field and voluntary work.
With the extraordinary rise of internships — not just filled by college students anymore, but more and more by working-age adults — people from sufficiently privileged backgrounds are even prepared to work without pay because it allows them to "grow" as persons.
In this cross-sectional, correlational study, teaching GPs of the University of Bern and the fourth year medical students completing internships with them filled in separate questionnaires.
One problem is the extended breaks during the academic year: German students have 5 months without lectures per year, which, depending on your subject, can't always be filled with study-related work or internships.
