Intern

An intern is a student or recent graduate who works for a company or organization to gain practical experience in a particular field or industry. Internships are usually short-term, temporary positions that provide hands-on training, mentorship, and exposure to real-world work environments.

Interns can be found in a wide range of industries, including finance, healthcare, technology, media, and government. They may work part-time or full-time and receive compensation, academic credit, or both.

Interns typically perform a variety of tasks, such as conducting research, assisting with projects, attending meetings, and collaborating with other team members. They may also have the opportunity to network with professionals in their field and learn about career paths and job opportunities.

Internships are often seen as a valuable way for students and graduates to gain practical skills and experience, build their resume, and make connections in their chosen industry. For companies and organizations, internships can be a cost-effective way to identify and recruit talented individuals, build relationships with academic institutions, and contribute to workforce development.