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The document provides an orientation for IT students' mandatory summer training program. It outlines the benefits of the program, including gaining real-world experience, developing skills like communication and teamwork, and making industry contacts. It discusses expectations for interns to learn professional work ethics and produce high-quality work. Guidelines are provided for choosing a training placement, conducting oneself during the internship, and writing the required report on completion.
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