How do i apply to an internship?
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Conduct a search, either through hot jobs or career builder. You can tailor it to your specific needs, specifying which areas your interested in,the location you want, whether you want the internship to be part time or full time, paid or non paid, etc. Then based on the search results decide which companies you are going to contact. Many companies list the contact info for the internship, it's best to address your cover letter to that person. There are a lot of internships in the entertainment industry, but they are generally non paying and they are very competitive. Hotjobs, Monster, and Career builder as well as many other sites, all have sample resume and cover letters that you can work from to create your own resume if you don't have one. I've listed some websites that are helpful, providing internships search options as well as sample resumes and cover letters and helpful tips to guide you through the process. Good luck.
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Hope this helps! "Some of the most interesting and beneficial internships are found by students themselves. You can contact companies, agencies, schools, or other possible places of employment working in areas that interest you and ask if they offer and internship opportunities. Make sure that these internships develop skills related to your English major (i.e. involve writing or writing related tasks, editing, proofreading, creative thinking, etc.). You may also obtain an internship by contacting previous employers, local or out-of-state companies or agencies."
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Try for an intern position or go to your local employment office for some job listings.
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There is a scholarship website that has scholarships for all years, majors, schools, etc. called fastweb.com. They will email you when there are new scholarship opportunities available and when a deadline is approaching so you don't miss putting in your application. There are tons of scholarships and opportunities for internships as well.
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Try idealist.com; they are a database for internships and I think they have listings for other countries. I am looking for service work as well.
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Apply for internships with Clear Channel, Fox, Sirius, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS.  You have got to get your foot in the door.  Go to Google and type in "CBS internships", ect and you will be surprised how easy the listings are to find!
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Just walk into various places that you go to and ask if theyre hiring. If they are, ask them for an application.
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Check online job consultancy services for jobs in engineering firms hiring people as interns or asking for no relevant work experiance. You can post your resume on such sites and when a company finds that its interests are best matched by you, you will be offered the job.
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volunteer, job shadow, internship
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in my personal opinion, I thought you should. Internships give you an avenue to learn as an "apprentice" officially. Somehow, people are more willing to mentor you when you go into a company as aa student. But there is one risk in which the company throws all the unrelated errands for you to run. This is where you'll need to be firm and choose to work with a spirit of excellence and an attitude to learn. Always ask for more when in doubt and when you're idle.\n\nIt's a great experience.
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Here are some ideas that may help:\n\n- Try calling the HR or recruiting department of your target employers and ask them for a list of open internships available then apply directly to the hiring manager.  \n- Ask your professors and TAs for assistance.  If they are in the industry, they should have some contacts.  Networking is usually the best way to get hired.\n- Attend industry shows and ask around for networking opportunities.
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click on the Careers Tab on the Company's website, and it will prompt you if you are a Graduate or if you are looking for full-time work ex. click on the relevent link and say Apply. It automatically pops up the online allpication form
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fill in & turn your application in. that's the first step in getting accepted.
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Show you're interested and wait about a week. During the week find out who the manager or main supervisor is. Be forward and ask if they have had a chance to look at your application, if so then they would have called you if you were qualified. If not, take the chance to schedule an interview and ask if you can come in to discuss your application so it will be sort of like a pre interview. It shows that you can be assertive and straigtforward but not too agressive....
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Practice what you learned.....apply as many places as you can related to your field and someone will call you, try to do voluntary work in the mean while because that looks good on your resume and keep trying to apply. Also your university can tell you the best places to go to apply for your field of interest.
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If you are currently a medical student, the college you attend should have information available about internships.\n   If you are a high school student, consult with a guidance counseler.
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Well, first off you'll need an updated resume.  You'll want to list your experience, both educational and practical. Make sure you include your goals and aspirations, be careful to word it loosely enough to garner interest outside of your immediate desires. Your college should have a placement service available, they can help you with interested employers and a repository for students' resumes.  Decide where you want to live and start a newspaper subscription in that locale, paying close attention to the financial section of the help wanted ads.  Go online and create an account with various employment search engines; e.g., Monster.com, Yahoo.com, etc.