6 Reasons You must do an internship
1- There is no
better experience than in the field experience.
How many times have you sat in the
classroom and said, “How is this going to help me in my career?” With an
internship you will be able to see how all your skills will work and what ones
you want to continue to develop while in school.
2- Many
employers use internships as the best way to hire new employees.
Many employers are using internship as a
pre-screening process for their new hires. Internships produce high quality
candidates that result in the most productive new hires! How could you say no
to a leg up in the job market?
3- College
Credit!
Probably the most useful credits you can
earn in college is those through and internship.
4- Test Drive
that Job
There is nothing worse than graduating from
college with your hard earned degree only to realize that you do not love or
enjoy your chosen profession. An internship can help you see the ins and outs
of your career to help you make sure you
are headed in the right direction
5- Grow your
network
It’s not what you know but who you know.
This idiom can prove tricky to graduates who are fresh on the job search. An internship
can help you meet some of the people in your industry and give you some
credibility when going to all those interviews.
6- Fill out
your resume
Nothing is worse than being told
that you need more experience to get a job that would give you the experience.
An internship gives you the opportunity to have real world job experience on
your resume when searching for your first job.
How to
complete an Internship at UVU
Before
·
Meet with your Career Services
Counselor and Department Internship coordinator to discuss where the best place
is for you that will match your skills, interests and goals.
·
Make sure you complete the online internship
orientation, Learning Agreement and other forms with your Department
Coordinator.
During
·
Once you get the internship make sure you are in
communication with your Department Internship Coordinator to discuss getting credit
for work and how to register for the internship with UVU
·
Communicate with your Department internship
Coordinator throughout the internship and bring up and questions of concerns to
them.
After
·
Meet with your site supervisor to discuss and sign your
performance evaluation if required. Return the performance evaluation to your
Internship Department Coordinator.
·
Complete the online student evaluation and any other
documents required by your Department Internship Coordinator.
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