The internship proposal is an agreement between the student, school, and organization that outlines the student's internship responsibilities and goals. It includes sections about the student's background, the company, internship duties, timeline, assignments, evaluation criteria, and signatures from all involved parties. The student writes the initial proposal but works with their school advisor and company supervisor to finalize the agreement.
The internship proposal is an agreement between the student, school, and organization that outlines the student's internship responsibilities and goals. It includes sections about the student's background, the company, internship duties, timeline, assignments, evaluation criteria, and signatures from all involved parties. The student writes the initial proposal but works with their school advisor and company supervisor to finalize the agreement.
The internship proposal is an agreement between the student, school, and organization that outlines the student's internship responsibilities and goals. It includes sections about the student's background, the company, internship duties, timeline, assignments, evaluation criteria, and signatures from all involved parties. The student writes the initial proposal but works with their school advisor and company supervisor to finalize the agreement.
The internship proposal is an agreement between the student, school, and organization that outlines the student's internship responsibilities and goals. It includes sections about the student's background, the company, internship duties, timeline, assignments, evaluation criteria, and signatures from all involved parties. The student writes the initial proposal but works with their school advisor and company supervisor to finalize the agreement.
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INTERNSHIP PROPOSAL
It is a binding agreement between the student, the school, and the organization that ensures the student completes all aspects of the internship. The student writes the internship proposal, but the other parties have a say and help develop it into its final form.
WRITING YOUR OWN PROPOSAL
1. Start with a firm introduction. This should start out with a hook. ... 2. State the problem. After the introduction, you'll get into the body, the meat of your work. ... 3. Propose solutions. ... 4. Include a schedule and budget. ... 5. Wrap up with a conclusion. ... 6. Edit your work. ... 7. Proofread your work.
Internship Proposal Outline
Student: Name, Student ID, Address, Phone, Email, Website Department / Course Number: (School Dependent) Term Year: Spring 2013 Desired Credit Hours: 6 Company: Company Name, Address, Phone Internship Supervisor: (Person at the company) Name, Phone, Email Faculty Advisor: (Person at the school) Name, Phone, Email Internship Duration: Dates (ex: June 15, 2013 to August 25, 2013 – 10 Weeks) Hours: 40 hours per week for a total of 400 hours Compensation: $15 / hour
Introduction
This section should include a few paragraphs outlining the company and what they do. Research the company and use specific details to illustrate how your academic knowledge will play a role in your position there. Also introduce your Internship Supervisor and give a brief background on his or her experience and position.
Goals and Objectives
This is your opportunity to explain what you want to do during the internship. Describe what you want to learn and achieve. You can write this in paragraph form or use bullet points to highlight the specific things you want to accomplish.
Job Description
Work with your Internship Supervisor to determine exactly what your role will be. What are your responsibilities? What will you do on a daily basis? What projects will you work on? How will you accomplish your goals? How will you be supervised?
Assignments Checklist
This will be determined by your university’s requirements for completion of the internship. It refers to assignments from your professors that must be completed to receive internship credit, such as papers, logs, journals, evaluations, etc. It may also refer to things required by the company.
Student Responsibilities
This outlines the exact requirements from the university in regards to hours, reporting, paper requirements, timelines, etc.
Method of Evaluation
This describes how you will be graded to receive credit.
Summary
A brief summation of how the internship will benefit you. It is also your chance to include any additional tidbits that you feel necessary.
Signature Page – Include a place to sign and date for each party. Faculty Advisor, Internship Supervisor, Student, Dean, etc.
When you break the internship proposal down, it’s not too complicated. Take it piece by piece and you’ll have your internship proposal written and completed in no time.
