The phrase "going on internship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone participating in an internship program. For example, "John is going on internship at a local non-profit organization this summer."
Where to your graduates go? A. Some of them get to go on to further education, but most of them go into the work force, so we have a required work internship which is going on right now for 10 women who will graduate this year.
You should really give this opportunity to the students who have worked hard for all four years to get a job, and come back when the internship fair is going on, because those exist for the undergraduate students to get summer work and such.
In their third and fourth years, students from both streams will go on internships with local opera troupes or government-run Cantonese opera promotion campaigns.
Many go on to work in their internship companies or get a 4-year degree.
Additionally, CCE provides internship programs that go on throughout the year in a wide variety of industries.
Every year the NUS sends 120-150 students on a one-year internship to Silicon Valley and other ecosystems, and many of them go on to become founders.
Those who have gone on to become architecture journalists or reporters in the past often started with an unpaid internship at a newspaper or other publication.
Jung Sik Yim, the 33-year-old chef, went on to internships in New York and Spain before returning to Seoul to open Jung Sik Dang, in 2009.
There was no prize money, but many people in the space club went on to internships at NASA including Di.
"We have had students go on from internships here and are pleased to speak with them later and find out they have gone on to rewarding jobs," says Daly. Museum interns work with the public and can rotate through departments, presenting paintings during tours, greeting visitors and working on events.
