Sentence examples for internship initiative from inspiring English sources

Vi Tran and Kate Richards at the Fair Internship Initiative Geneva.

The Fair Internship Initiative (FII) – which started as the Pay Your Interns movement in Geneva in early 2015 – is a network of interns across five countries.

A six-week paid summer internship initiative, aimed at giving graduates or second-year university students a taster of the opportunities available in adult care services, is also available.

The Fair Internship Initiative has already questioned many of the new candidates about their position on paid internships and while most sound supportive, only a handful have made meaningful commitments to change.

The event - which was organised by a group called Fair Internship Initiative (FII) - also saw the demonstrators line up shoes outside the building which, the FII said, was to expose 'the shoes of the invisible young people who cannot afford to work for free at the UN'.

A group calling itself the Quality and Fairly Remunerated Internship Initiative planned Tuesday's human chain, and called on Secretary General Ban Ki Moon to address the issue.

A similar intern-organized initiative, called the Quality and Fairly Remunerated Internships Initiative (QFRI), which describes itself as "concerned with the status quo and current organization of internships across the UN systems," has taken shape in New York.

Through service projects, internships, conservation initiatives, educational programs, research projects, and resource provision, Target Earth helps individuals, churches, college fellowships, and ministries practice faithful stewardship within the framework of Christian service.

The Senegal internship was an initiative of the One World Foundation, a New York City-based nonprofit that matches young people with domestic and international projects that promote social justice.

In 2017, CERN started the High School Students Internship Programme, an initiative spearheaded by Schmeling that brings in up to 24 teenagers each year from one of the 22 CERN member states (in 2017, all of the students were from Hungary); selected students will complete a 2-week internship.

The Presidential Youth Council would be chosen by the president and comprised of young Americans ages 16‐24 who have previous experience with a federally funded program, outreach initiative, internship or fellowship.