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The problem is that in most cases, interns are not getting specialized training.

Of course, there are "other duties as assigned." Teen department staff recruit the intern for various tasks, like prepping materials for programs, cleaning around the Teen Hub, being test subjects for program ideas, and so on.

On our farm, we make a distinction between apprentices and interns. Interns come for five months, May 1 to Sept.

Small business owners who are thinking about hiring summer interns need to get busy many young people are looking for opportunities now.

The programs can also provide training opportunities for younger staff", who can get a low-stakes first taste of management by overseeing interns.

For-profit businesses are generally expected to pay interns, but the rules are outdated and poorly enforced.

Happy interns are a critical component of an organization's recruitment success.

When Charles arrived on Capitol Hill as a wide-eyed intern in 1969, he was already a paragon of the American meritocracy.

However, unless the right intern is found and the business owner has a clear plan for them, then there are really few benefits from taking them on, warned Ian Hainey Managing Director of PR agency, IHC.

The organization has also been intentional in pulling intern talent from Chicago-area universities including Northwestern University, the University of Chicago, and DePaul University.

My graduate-level social service intern had her feelers out.

During the 2013 summer internships, each intern was assigned a research question and tasked to perform original research over the course of the summer to address the question.

The fourth cohort interns will be attached to various ministries, departments and agencies for the next 12 months.

THE previous government had placed about 50,000 fresh graduates as interns in various government departments.