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This document provides guidance on writing an effective internship description in 6 parts: (1) creating a descriptive title, (2) defining internship terms, (3) introducing the organization, (4) listing responsibilities and tasks, (5) describing what interns will learn, and (6) including desired qualifications. The document emphasizes making the description clear, specific, and beneficial for both the organization and potential interns.
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042510 ppt final_2251
- 1. InternMatch How to Write an Internship Description Resources
- 2. Writing an Internship Description Why? Writing a great internship description takes careful thought and work. However, the payoff in attracting candidates who can add value and possibly even join your team is well worth it. Any section or tips we provide can stand on their own. Feel free to read through our entire step by step guide or skip ahead to sections you are most interested in – either way, expect to improve your online postings!
- 6. Part #1: Create a Title Name: Title: Organization:
- 9. Part #2 Define the Internship Terms June-December? Fall Semester? 25 hours? Compensation?
- 11. Part #3 Introduce Your Organization Hello. That’s it? Your Organization candidate pool
- 20. Part #5 Describe what your Intern will learn from you.
- 25. Part #6 Include the Qualifications and Characteristics you look for in an Intern Organized Excellent Communication Skills
- 29. InternMatch Visit Internmatch.com to find additional guides to help define project scope, gold standard internship templates and other resources! Resources
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- Maybe stretch Resources a bit to more off center to the left?
- step-by-step Changed: dash to single long dash from dotted.
- Rogue period under Connect
- Switch “parts” and “key”. Backspace “Learn” one space.
- Can we get rid of “internship” in 1 and 2?
- I think we should consider ditching “Writing an internship description” on every slide. It gets confusing with the parts, which is the important title for each slide. Three slides with “Part #1” on them is confusing. Maybe slide six should say “Part #1” then 7, 8 might not even need titles. Or Part 1a/, 1/b if anything. Need to delete extra space between “be” and “descriptive” Delete “working” from “good working title”. “Working” suggests the title is incomplete.
- I would related the General to the Descriptive. You could say, “Health Intern” for the top one, b/c it’s an inferior version of the AppleCorp.
- Either capitalize “expected” or uncap “Hours”. Alternative Sentence: “Make sure you have enough time to review and screen candidates”
- Can we move the people up a bit, then need a little padding before the bottom of the slide. Great slide.
- Changed: added space after department. Changed: removed space between first two sentences (others only have one space)
- Nice
- Changed: removed space between “the” and “Intern’s”.
- Changed: deleted two extra spaces between words
- Changed: moved the ellipse over to line up with other type.
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- Changed: Added space after each bullet.
- Changed: Wording first sentence.
- Deleted redundant “Your”. Put learn on second line.
- Deleted “some” from point 3. Changed “participate in” to “contribute to”.
- Deleted “gain” from second point. Added “an” to third point. Need to be consistent with capitalization. “Experience” is capitalized as second word. Either make lower case or capitalize “Field”, “Interest”, etc.
- Cool.
- Backed up “After” one space. Uncapped “Professional”.
- Added spaces after bullet. “ but will train” is awkward. Suggest change to “but not essential”.