Reason #3 you should enroll in the Prosperity Science Internship this summer: Global Skills and Cultural Fluency! Develop a holistic skill set, evaluating and recommending solutions for businesses while gaining cultural fluency through exposure to diverse environments. These skills prepare interns for success in global professional settings. Interns enhance their ability to work seamlessly in a globalized world and generate meaningful results. Stay tuned as we countdown the final two reasons you do not want to miss this opportunity.
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Catch up on our AI2ES students in our latest newsletter!
The AI2ES August newsletter is out! This issue focuses on our amazing students: recent graduates and our internships this summer. Please enjoy!
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Question for organisations and managers working with interns in Brussels: what training and development programme do you offer your interns? (If any?) And a question for intern/former interns: have you received structure training and development support during your internship? Happy to hear answers in comments or private messages! #QualityInternships
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LSE Geography President | LSE Office Assistant | Speaker + Writer | Top 4 Student Influencer of the Year (2023)
I’m proud to announce that this summer... … I don’t have an internship! Shock horror. I treat LinkedIn like a 9-5, documenting university life and my career journey. I’ve taken part in incredible work experiences such as Citi’s programme in my first year of university. I have nearly 2,500 followers on here all interested about my career journey… I’ve worked really hard throughout my time at University to learn all about careers and fields that I never even knew existed. I am ever so grateful for my roles at LSE that remain throughout summer (I can’t get enough of social mobility initiatives), but I haven’t accepted an offer by any firm to work for them for 10/12 weeks this summer. And that’s okay, even if it is atypical for LSE students not to intern in their second year. I’m making this post for those who have also just finished second-year of university without a specific summer internship to turn to. If you’re still looking for work experience I really recommend finding smaller local firms in your region and asking to shadow their work (I did this post A-Levels!). Evidently my path has always been slightly unconventional, but that’s how I like to operate. So instead of an internship I’m turning to draw on many resources to have a productive summer (and arguably a more productive one than I would have had on a 9-5 city role). You might think that no internship might mean fewer experiences over summer for me to post about, but you’d be quite wrong - I’m looking forward to all the events I’ve booked, qualifications I might achieve, and to spend a month away (It would have been impossible to intern for 10/12 weeks and spend a month abroad with family anyway!). P.S. Think I’ve made a wrong move? See my CV in my profile featured section — We’d be on 3 pages of experience with an internship 😅
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Experienced Training Operations Manager | Driving Innovation in Online Learning | Passionate About Helping Others
As part of my continued efforts to foster growth and development, I am proud to be collaborating with the Talent Acquisition Team at May Institute to prepare for our Intern Training Weeks. This summer, we are hosting 40 interns in various roles within the organization. With my experience in training and managing interns, I know that Intern Training Week is more than just onboarding. It's a great opportunity for these interns to start building their professional network and gain valuable career insights that will benefit them throughout their internship and beyond. Here are some key points for all interns to keep in mind: - Network, Network, Network! Attend company events, use social media, and seek mentorship. Connect with professionals in your field, join relevant groups, and participate in meaningful discussions. - Engage in conversations and build connections with peers and colleagues. These relationships can lead to mentorships and collaborations that can last a lifetime. - Be proactive in offering your help and expertise. Don't hesitate to demonstrate your value to colleagues and management. - After your internship ends, stay connected with your colleagues and mentors. These connections can open doors to future opportunities and collaborations. Good luck to our future interns, we are excited to have you!
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📢 Attention aspiring interns! 📢 Are you ready to dive into a transformative summer experience that combines learning, earning, and growing? Look no further because our highly anticipated Summer Internship Syllabus is here! Join us for an enriching six-week journey where you'll gain hands-on experience, expand your skill set, and set yourself up for success in your future endeavors. Here's what you can expect from our dynamic program: 🌟 Free Internship: Yes, you read that right! Our internship is entirely free, offering you the opportunity to invest in your education without worrying about financial constraints. 💰 Stipend-Based: We believe in recognizing your hard work and dedication. That's why our internship comes with a competitive stipend, ensuring that your efforts are duly rewarded. 💡 Paid Internship: In addition to the stipend, exceptional interns have the chance to earn even more through our paid internship opportunities. Your commitment and performance can open doors to financial rewards. 🎓 Scholarship Opportunities: Dreaming of furthering your education? We've got you covered! Interns can qualify for scholarships of up to 80%, helping you pursue your academic aspirations without the burden of excessive financial obligations. Our carefully curated syllabus is designed to provide you with a comprehensive learning experience, covering a wide range of topics and skills relevant to today's dynamic job market. Whether you're interested in technology, marketing, finance, or any other field, there's something for everyone in our internship program. Get ready to embark on a journey of growth, discovery, and opportunity. Don't miss out on this incredible chance to jumpstart your career and make meaningful connections along the way. Mark your calendars and get ready to seize the summer like never before! For inquiries and further information, feel free to reach out to us. Let's make this summer one to remember! Join our WhatsApp to Stay Update : https://lnkd.in/dHiwKr8v Warm regards, Divya Resonance
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Human Resource Specialist || Business Development Specialist || Bookkeeper || B.B.A || PGD || MSc International Human Resource Management
The lack of clear communication and hierarchy in an internship can have a significant impact on one's career. It can lead to missed learning opportunities, confusion about roles and responsibilities, and hinder professional growth. It is important for interns to address these issues and seek clarification to ensure a successful and productive experience.
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🎉 And just like that, all the spring internship grades are in! 💪 Best of luck to all our Maverick interns on your summer internships! Experience is the best teacher, so take full advantage of these opportunities! 🧠 Alumni, employer friends, and experienced students: share your advice for making the most of an internship in the comments!
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The Further Studies & Education Talk 2023 (Online Webinar) was such an eye opener. Many topics like on University, internships and Overseas Exchange Program were covered, which have helped me get a clearer vision for my future plans!
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Finally I have completed the virtual internship in future ready talent.
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Learn about one of our top priorities: completing 4 internships over your 4 years of study! Watch the full video to find out more! 📌
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