How an Internship Will Benefit Your Organization
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An intern’s fresh perspective can shed light on opportunities that are currently not being utilized, as well as help solve old problems
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Internships allow employers to cost-effectively “test drive” interns as potential employees
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Hosting an intern will help determine if there is enough additional work to support hiring someone full time
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With an intern working on temporary/seasonal projects, the professional staff can pursue bigger projects
What Is an Internship?
Internship: A temporary, hands-on working and learning experience designed to prepare an individual for a particular career field.
General Internship Agreement (Non Credit-Bearing)
Every student participating in a non credit-bearing internship must provide documentation prior to the start of the experience. The Internship Agreement should be reviewed and signed by all involved parties:
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Participating Student
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Internship/Experience Site Supervisor
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Office of Career Development
The student should return the completed form with an Internship Position Description to the Office of Career Development located in Warner 226.
Create a Position Description
The purpose of the internship position description is to provide a framework to what the intern will be doing throughout the experience. An internship position description should include:
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Internship position title
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Company/Organization name and location
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Intern supervisor name, title, and contact information
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Preferred major or program of study
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Primary duties/responsibilities of intern
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Position requirements and/or Preferred skills and experience
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Number of hours student is expected to serve in the internship—if not set by the academic program of study
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Daily hours per week/days per week service is to take place
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Internship start date/end date
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Wages employer is to pay intern per hour/week/month—if applicable
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How a student is to apply for the internship
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Consider identifying special projects such as writing assignments, evaluating or processing data, creation of a project or special report for the internship site organization, etc.
Post Your Internship Opportunity
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Visit our electronic job board powered by College Central Network at
www.collegecentral.com/cotc
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Once registered, you can post your internship opportunities to Ohio State Newark and Central Ohio Technical College. An employer help sheet for use of the site is located
here.
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