'intensive internship' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of internship program that is either more demanding than usual, or has a concentrated focus on certain areas over a shorter amount of time. For example: "The intensive internship program was the perfect choice for Julie as it allowed her to explore her interests more thoroughly."
For example the Dutch and German education systems are usually classified as highly stratified, providing occupation-specific vocational training through a combination of training in school and intensive internship periods (Mueller and Gangl, 2003).
I've been trying to combine those and I found an intensive internship under the guidance of Dr. Dailey Murray, a parasitologist at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, California.
I just think of this as an intensive weeklong internship with a slumber party excursion thrown in".
Last year Ashley was chosen for the FosterClub All-Stars, an intensive summer internship program recognizing young foster care alumni with leadership potential who want to help others understand the foster care experience and assist those still in care.
As well as the academic study component, the program provides practical experience and networking opportunities through an intensive 12-week industry internship.
The Semester in Washington Journalism Program at The George Washington University, for example, challenges visiting college journalists and media students who spend an intensive semester in professional internships, which is complemented by a rigorous academic companion course that prepares them for today's media world.
Law schools already do focus on these skills, in clinics, internships, externships and intensive writing requirements.
This article describes the design and implementation of a simulation training program for a nursing internship program in the cardiothoracic intensive care unit.
Noted interventions included ensuring that TMG faculty from the HTIs accompanied TMGs in the placement sites to provide additional quality control and supervision, reduce the tutor to student ratio to enable more students to practice skills rather than observe, and changing the format of the internship to allow for more intensive, clinical immersion in each topic area.
"We told her, 'You can do this, Monique -- you're bright, you're motivated, and you want to be self-sufficient.' " After an unpaid internship at PaineWebber and help with an intensive job search, Ms. Wallace landed a position at a financial services company as a receptionist.
A 3-month intensive language course is followed by a 3-month internship (the language course is continued in parallel) in a company.
