does any body know how i can get a intership at a firm for engineering.?
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Raul,\n\nGood for you for thinking ahead!  When I was in high school I had no clue that I wanted to be an engineer.\n\nTalk to your Guidance Counselor.\n\nCall your utilities (electric and gas).  Ask for the engineering department and ask to speak with a Manager.  Tell him or her that you are a high school student looking for an internship, and you have AutoCad 2006 experience.\n\nCheck with manufacturing plants in your area (they may not hire HS interns).\n\nCall small consulting firms (phone book).\n\nBest of luck!
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go to the employment offices,,,,,they will hook you up immed
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Hi, there! \n\nThere is definatelly one vacancy at Statoil, in Stavanger, by T&P ANT PE D&V. If you are an engineer, you may apply.
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Update your resume and send it with a letter describing your desire to be an engineer to as many local companies as you can find.  Also, track down relatives and friends that work at a factory and give them your information to pass on to a boss.  Don't be a snob about the work you may be offered.  You are only a sophomore, so you will be limited.  Any experience (even just working on a line) at a factory is valuable.
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Have a look in the yellow pages under:\n\nNinja Contracts\nNinja Hire    etc......\n\nPhone a few numbers and ask them.
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You can always call a recruiter and ask. Sometimes they will grant you a special waiver!
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keep it simple, most of company ask their employees about how to solve a problem if you are in this situations...\nand the history of their company...\nyou better study the company background before you apply,,
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Become a partner of a law firm.
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I know our campus always tries to get companies interested in hiring our engineering graduates to come out to career fairs. If you contact your local university and ask about a career fair for their engineers, you should be able to find a lot of really great canidates
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sure go to goarmyreserve.com and click contact recruiter
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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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SHOW UP...\n\n\nDress good be confident and be prepared for anything that gets thrown your way..\n\nLook up some history on the company try to tell them something they might not think you know about the company.
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Your odds of receiving a job just replying to classifieds are poor. The odds of only using company websites are even worse. Your not kissing up to people by getting to know them and asking about thier company. Talk to people you know, and ask to be introduced to people they know. Have 3 or 4 good questions to ask about a company, this will help you build a relationship with them. Your resume cannot say nearly as much about you as you can by knowing someone. Would you rather higher a stranger that seems qualified on paper, or someone similar that you know you can trust? Also, send out as many mailings as you can, they're cheap, you might get lucky.
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Yes, call up companies that you are interested in working for and this will likely produce better results than sending out hundreds of resumes.  There might be some listings on Monster.com and the others, but most of those are for full-time positions.  There are a few internships.\n\nIf you're still in school, your school may have some listings available, although it's getting a bit late for this summer.\n\nIf you don't need the money, you might offer to work the intership for free.  Since it's basically no risk for them, it might be a bit easier to get one.  Then, later on, you'll have some work experience, which helps to secure a better job in the future.
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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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Be truthful.  Contact your compliance officer at the company you want to work for.  Be straight-up and ask them about your situation.  They will work with you if it is not a monetary related charge.
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Go on any job search engine and put in electrical engineer and see what companies are hiring in the USA.  You can go to the electrical Engineer Association and see who is hiring too