I understood this, and in that regard, I have to take responsibility for taking the internship in the first place".
Getting an internship in the first place often depends on deep pockets and parental connections to which only the more fortunate youngsters have access.What Mr Perlin wants is an intern bill of rights.
And they count themselves lucky, because they know that their poorer counterparts, some of whom did better in school, cannot afford to spend a year or two without income, and do not have the connections to get an internship in the first place.
In the nested scheme, students attend the same classes, practicum, and rural setting internship in the third year.
The commissioner's office had started an executive development program, hiring two college graduates a year, and Smith received one of the internships in the second year.
Having been a volunteer intern for a leading UK charity, and now a paid intern for another, I am familiar with internships in the third sector.
Most students apply for internships without having much knowledge of the field they're trying to gain experience in; in fact, that's often why some students apply for internships in the first place.
During an internship in my second year of law school, I quickly realized that my trans-ness made me both hyper-visible and completely invisible.
Andre Harrell, the record producer who gave P. Diddy his first internship in the business in 1990 and who later ran Motown Records, knows there can be many careers in a life.
Sometimes referred to as simply the first year of residency, internship is the first step in a professional journey that could include several more years of residency training, a year or two of subspecialty fellowship, and another year or two of research before one ever reaches the goal of becoming a fully trained doctor, an attending physician.
