Sentence examples for internship courses from inspiring English sources

At the time of this survey, 85.5% of students were aged 24 to 26 years, 100% of students had finished their internship courses in at least two of the four major disciplines (internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, and pediatrics), and 75.5% of students had finished their internship in all four major disciplines.

Recently, the content and implementation of the internship course have relied on TCT teacher standards.

The purpose of this paper is to report the findings of a study designed to explore student and staff perceptions about extrinsic factors that promote or impede learning during a nursing internship course.

We require all of our undergraduate business students to take at least one internship course and depending on the business major, the student might be required to take more than one internship.

The ED92a UTAs were asked to keep an informal journal on effective and ineffective aspects of their internship course, as well as constructive critiques of the Biol18 course.

At Brandeis University, we designed an internship course to help increase the motivation, understanding, and knowledge of teaching pedagogy for undergraduate teaching assistants that is offered concurrently with their teaching responsibilities.

Pre-internship courses are known to increase confidence in multiple key areas.

Short pre-internship courses such as we have implemented and evaluated are effective in improving clinically-relevant, practical and immediately applicable capabilities that are useful for new graduates to negotiate the transition from student to junior doctor.

Look for internships or courses in science writing, and figure out whether you'll need, and how to get, other skills to complement those experiences.

During the reform process, a 'Preparation for Internship' (PRINT) course was developed to scaffold graduates' transition to internship.

For students, CUREs may reduce the stress associated with balancing a research internship with course work during a regular academic term (Rowland et al., 2012).