How do you go about getting interships?
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Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.
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1. Go to your local power company and fill out all of their level entry employment positions available.\n2. Start at the bottom at the gofer level if need be.\n3. After a while if you are doing a good job and people are beginning to rely on you, look around and see which direction to go in the company to again gain you more experience and inquire about open positions.\n4. Repeat number 3.\n5. Some companies have on the job in-service training. Get all you can get.\n6. Some companies will send you to college with tuition waver benefits.\n7. Get all you can get
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Apply and interview as many companies as possible.\n\nIf you get a chance to work parttime or an intership during summer sessions, it will greatly increase your chance because you would have work experience.
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If you are a Singaporean, then you just ask.  There are only so many banks, investment banks, financial credit houses in Singapore (all of which are registered at the Monetary Authority of Singapore with a phone number on the website).  Just call the usual suspects... DBS, UOB, OUB, OCBC, Kim Eng, GK Goh, Philips, SIAS, CLSA, UBS, Merrill, Nomura, HSBC, Deutsche, DMG, Credit Suisse, Goldman, Maquarie et cetera. \n\nIf you are not a Singaporean (or have PR status), your chances of an intership are close to zero.  First, Trying to get a work visa for someone to work for a short period of time is difficult and you would have to prove that you offer something that no other Singaporean can.  Secondly, internships are golden and unless you have the connections... your chances are low. I only know one guy who beat the odds and he was an Indian guy studying in Singapore who got #1 grades at Uni and was smarter than anybody I know.  \n\nYou never know though... sometimes good things happen when you ask nicely.  Good luck.
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go to a recruitment center or check out their website
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Put in applications everywhere and read the classifieds every Sunday. Apply at temp agencies. Most of them have office jobs where you don't deal with the public.
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go down to a recruitment office in your town or city, they will be MORE than happy to sign you up.  just make sure you really want to do these things.
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You need a US company to send u a contract.\nIn order to get a work visa, you need proof that there is an employer in the US who is offering a job.\n\nMake the contacts, get the Job in the US and then go to the consulate.\nIf you get a student visa you wont be able to work.
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Most websites have a contact us or similar option.  Or there is probably an 800 number listed on the website.  Call them and I am sure they will be happy to send you an application.
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Just mail all the libraries in UK and tell them you're looking for work. Volunteer to help out on a trial basis and see if they keep you on. All the main universities have libraries so mailing them is easy
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1. get a degree.\n2. send out 500 resumes.\nMIKE
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Find an employer using interner and he will invite you. Use site like http://www.brainbench.com or like it.
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Use your connections and ask people if they want to serve.  That failing, see if your community has any incubators.  That failing, call your local chamber of commerce and ask them if they can put you in touch with anyone in the same industry who is not a competitor.
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Go to the store and apply in person
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Visit http://www.WorkInTexas.com
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find an agency and apply\nthe agency will get you placed\nit will cost you money
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Try your local employment office.