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The document provides tips for how to prepare for a summer internship project. It recommends developing technical skills like proficiency in Microsoft Office programs, as well as soft skills like communication, punctuality, and professionalism. Interns should also familiarize themselves with their organization by researching its mission, culture, and social media presence. Developing a proposed project on topics that benefit the organization can help interns make the most of their internship experience. Preparation is key to success, as exemplified by past interns who performed well due to being well prepared.
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- 2. How To Prepare Yourself For The Upcoming Summer Internship Project? Techno Main Salt Lake 2
- 3. What Is A Summer Internship Project? • It is a period of work experience offered by an organization for a limited period of time, especially during summers 3 • Usually it is 8 to 12 weeks long, and follow the semester routine ( )
- 4. What Is The Need To Do A Summer Internship Project? • Makes you “job ready” - Adapt with the industry/corporate environments - Manage your interaction/conversation with manager and colleagues (other employees/interns) 4 - Learn to cross barriers in corporate environments while driving towards your benefit • An opportunity to convert your internship to full-time job offer • A part of the academic curriculum bearing 200 marks
- 5. Success Stories of TMSL MBA Students/Alumni 1. 2. 3. 5
- 6. What Do These Success Stories Have In Common? They were well prepared. 6
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- 8. Prepare Yourself With The Technical Skills • Proficiency in Ms-Excel - Basic formulas - Working with Table, Pivot, Graph, Chart, Filter and other functions • Proficiency in Ms-Word - Writing a report, formatting – Headings and sub-headings, Indexing - Inserting Table, Picture, page number and others • Proficiency in MS-PowerPoint - Preparing PowerPoint presentations - Following basic norms such as readable font size, bullet points 8
- 9. • Proficiency in English - Practice to converse in English among your peers for improving spoken English - Organize group discussion session among peers on relevant topics - Learn to draft corporate e-mails/message • Develop people skills and professional behavior skills - Be attentive - Punctuality and regularity - Timely updates • Pay attention to your Image - Professional dressing - Grooming - Maintain good body postures - Good Culinary habits 9 Prepare Yourself With The Soft Skills
- 10. Make yourself Industry Ready • Be updated about the organization and its competitors • Gather knowledge about the following regarding your internship organization- - Mission and Vision - Governance structure - Investors - Culture and work environment - Marketing – social media advertisements - Applicable labour laws 10
- 11. • Follow the internship organization’s social media handle pages to get updated regularly • Build your own LinkedIn profile • Make friends with co-workers– search and connect on LinkedIn 11 Make yourself Industry Ready (Cont.) • If possible ask them about how your internship can be made productive and beneficial for the organization (Ask about pain-points)
- 12. • Make a list of topics/ research questions that you would want to pursue during your summer internship • Prepare a one page write-up about how is it going to benefit your internship organization/ on-site branch • Discuss these topics with your SIP faculty guide and organization’s guide/ manager for feasibility of project on your topics • If selected, plan the process to conduct the study - Go through the basics of research methodology 12 Prepare Yourself With A Plan