Has anyone done an internship, especially at disneyworl in FL.?
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I have a friend who did one and got a job that was in direct correlation to that internship.  My advice is to find one that gives you stipend.
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I am getting ready to start my internship at a university. I have heard tons of times that universities do not teach you anything and that everything that you need to know you will learn from experience.  I feel that my classes have prepared me because I have mainly gathered a TON of lesson plans on a variety of topics for children of a variety of ages and know how to make accommodations for the different ages and ability levels. I have also had many opportunities to be in the classroom which has helped a lot. I have taught lessons and observed. \nPROS:\n1. extremely rewarding!\n2. have fun at work!\n3. summers off!\n\nCONS:\n1. very low pay\n2. you will have the children that are behavior problems.\n3. lots of paperwork and planning
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Yes!\n\nI live in CA and I know of Events and Promotions.  \n\nMy wife took an assignment with them last month and made a couple hundred dollars in one weekend working 5-6 hours each day.  They were great to work with and really responsive.  There was an initial problem with shortage of pay and the took care of it right away.  \n\nShe was an Olay consultant in Safeway for them.  Since then she's seen other offers for phone services, models for race cars and playing with kids to promote exercise.  They even do twin stuff (I'm a twin so it's of interest to me)\n\nGood luck!
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DISNEY LAND IT IS THE BEST PLACE ON EARTH! Really it is amazing in Florida, beautiful beaches. hot nightclubs, never a dull moment! And I love the Palm Trees.Disney land is enchanting and mesmorizing even for grownups!
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I'm familure with teen challenge, it's a great program, especially if your trying to kick a habit or get way for bad influences. sorry I don't know anything about Disney, OK. but I would highly recommend it
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here are a few great paid internship sites so go ahead and see =)\nsome u have to register at first so i wasnt able to check them myself for you.\nhope this helps
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Below are a few summer internship programs.  Perhaps you can glean the information from these sites.\n\nThe first link is to Cornell University.  It helps organizations develop their own internship programs.  It may be the best place to start.
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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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Can't believe I am acutally answering. Dont ask all of the children on this. Go to the college where you want your work to be their credit. Probably to do with enrollment or an advisor. If you dont have the money to have actual employees, they probably dont have the time to mess with a mickeymouse.com company.
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I hold an MSW from FSU.  It's a fine degree and very employable...it all depends on what you want.  Are you going for an LCSW?  Florida is very competitive, as is New York.  In almost every state, you can just use what you already have - - but NOT Floria OR New York.  So ask yourself where you see yourself working when you're through.  Also ask yourself if you see yourself getting still more education after your degree (I did - and the debt racks up, believe me- in-state tuition is a lifesaver).  You could always go to school in FL and then study and sit for your LCSW in NY...
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I have graduated and still have no idea what I want to do.  Try to get a hands on experience in the fields you are interested in.  It may turn out to be a disappointment.  Even if you have to volunteer, it would be worth it.  I did an internship the last year of college and was shocked and hated every minute of it, now, I'm a little stuck.  Get some experience and then make a decision.
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Your internship will be what you make of it.  This is your eopportunity to be able to do the things you probably won't be able to do once you're actually hired!..especially if the job is a Union job.  Badger your supervisor to experience all you can...do not sit back and wait for them to offer up things for you to do.  If you want to try it out...ask.  \n\nIt's also vbery important to find out what you will be doing BEFORE you sign up for the internship.  A lot of places look at their interns as just free grunts, so check out what the other interns did before you jump in.\n\nI found out that the intern before me was leaving in December (befrore break) and since I wasn't gooing to get there until after the break, I asked if I could start earlier and take on some of the jobs I wanted to get expereince in...and they said yes.  My internship was fantastic.  They were happey to have someone there and I got to try out a lot of projects and work with a lot of equipment I wouldn't have otherwise had access to.
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Try www.starzcasting.com. I've seen a lot of casting calls for Disney shows on there, as well as others.
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try contacting this person:\n\nClaudia Hedrys\nCorporate Communications\nThe Walt Disney Company (Germany)\nTel.: 0049 89 99340 491\nClaudia.Hedrys@Disney.com
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Depends what it's for. I'm an intern and I have been since I was 18.... I am in magazines.\n\nCan you contact the place where you want an internship and ask them? I think it would vary from place to place. Can imagine people taking on people who are still at school as interns, though...?
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University of North Florida.  They have only 4 classes each semeseter.  They let you experience education hands on, and I believe you get to intern for like 2 semesters.  Plus, there's a teacher shortage in FLA.  It's near  an urban area(Jacksonville), minutes from the beaches,
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Call up a local radio station or show up and ask if there are any internships available.