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With many students and graduates about
to start their summer internships, it’s very important to first understand the
difference between internship and placement. The term "internship" is
usually used by city firms such as accountants, investment banks and management
consultancies. An "internship" usually last from a week to 12 weeks
and may involve some travel. "Internships" are usually offered to
students and graduates outside of university term time
(placements are usually held during university term time).
"Internships" are usually focused on learning almost as much as
working. The term "placement" is usually used to refer to long or
extended periods of internship held by students during a degree course that has
been specifically designed to accommodate a specific time period "in
industry". Degree courses with a vocational element are becoming
increasingly popular and consequently more and more employers are now offering
"placements", including accountancy firms. Both placements and
internships are great features for one’s curriculum vitae. In fact,
any experience of working within an organization in the industry a person wish
to work in is incredibly worthwhile and is a great indicator that he/she has career motivation
and strong commercial awareness.
The
important thing about work placements is that they provide an opportunity to
get to grips with working - meeting deadlines and working in a team. While a
placement may enhance one’s knowledge and help with course, it can also help to
find out more about a job or industry, leading to more informed decisions upon
graduation. Work placements
and internships give the opportunity to develop relevant skills,
knowledge and experience while getting firsthand experience of life in a real
working environment.
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