Internship Guide

Finding a job as a university student or recent graduate can be challenging, especially when most employers look for experience. But to gain experience, you first need an opportunity and that’s why internships are a fantastic way to bridge the gap.

💼 What is an Internship?

An internship is a period of professional work experience, usually lasting from a few weeks to a year. The duration often depends on the sector and employer, with student internships usually being shorter than graduate internships.

For students who may not be able to do a placement year, internships can be a great alternative.

👩🏻‍💻 Types of Internships

Summer Internships
Winter Internships
Part-time Internships
Remote/Virtual Internships
Graduate Internships
Insight/Short-Term Internships

🤝 Benefits of an Internship

Internships offer far more than just work experience. Here’s why they’re worth it:

Gain Valuable Industry Experience
 Enhance Your CV
Opportunity to Transition into a Full-Time Job
Explore Career Paths
Networking Opportunities
Build Confidence and Develop Skills

Doing an internship can help you stand out to employers in today’s competitive job market 💪

Read Shenhai’s Internship Experience 🚀

  • As a graduate, I was seeking an internship in order to expand my knowledge of the practice of Law. My internship was incredibly interesting and thoroughly enjoyed my time, as I gained an understanding of the legal function of a large London local authority.

    I felt that my confidence had improved and that this internship has equipped me with the skills I need for further graduate employment.

    Shehnai A
    Shehnai A Legal Intern @ The Royal Borough of K&C