The phrase 'internship positions' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in any context to refer to a job that is in the form of an internship. Example Sentence: Many college students are looking for summer internship positions.
It is the mismatch between the numbers of graduating students and available internship positions.
Across the school, MBAs spent their time applying and interviewing for summer internship positions.
In 2011, there were just 1,138 unfilled psychology internship positions in the country.
They star in a depressing, and depressingly long, film as two unemployed, middle-aged salesmen who fluke their way into internship positions at the internet giant.
But Nick Clegg has rebuffed the call for legislation, with his spokesman saying that outlawing such adverts would create a "black market" in internship positions that would only profit children from wealthy backgrounds.
The Mail reported that prestigious internship positions in a range of industries (finance, hedge-fund work, fashion, media and so on) recently raised more than £20,000 for the Conservatives at the exclusive Black and White party.
Ultimately, JPMorgan did offer her an internship position.
Firms should allocate internships through an open, competitive process, and should pay a levy for every unpaid internship position, with the proceeds going into a national or state pool to provide living expenses to lower-income interns.
And claiming the bronze medal is Url and the questions he had about the internship position.
After agonizing over one of the scariest decisions that I have ever made, I decided to take the internship position.
Within 9 months, my husband got a paid internship position and the kids had to go back to daycare.
