The phrase 'internship work' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to work that an intern has done or is doing. For example: "John has been doing impressive internship work at the company since he started a few months ago."
To make my previous internship work, I slept in an apartment with no electricity and traveled by train from Queens to the Lower East Side each and every day.
Data were collected at baseline and after one year of RCS training on preferred location for internship, work and intended specialty.
Consider work experience gained through a variety of ways such as an internship, work study program or volunteering while you are a college student.
He got a retail job and an internship working for a politician, and took classes at a nearby university.
Looking back certain factors ensured the internship worked for me, so here are some of the insights I learned.
Us Weekly have reported that Barack Obama's 17-year-old daughter has landed a summer internship working with Lena Dunham on the set of the new season of Girls.
Speaking from the position of someone lucky enough to be able to take up an internship, working for free put me in a double bind of resentment.
Called New Directions, the course consists of 11 weeks of classroom refresher training and then an 11-week internship working as a lawyer in any of a number of settings, including law firms, government and nonprofit agencies and corporate offices.
Someone told me the only person in government who cared about architecture was Daniel Patrick Moynihan, so I took an unpaid internship working for him, sitting in the backroom writing memos".
However, her first taste of the business - a four month internship, working long hours and getting paid nothing on the current affairs programme The Charlie Rose Show - left her questioning her career choice.
I loved my internship, worked hard, and took a fulltime job offer at Google after I graduated.
