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The document outlines the requirements for students seeking internship placements at Milligan College, including taking the Praxis II Content exam, completing various forms (Intern Application, Risk & Release), obtaining CPR/First Aid certification, purchasing professional liability insurance, undergoing fingerprinting/background checks, and maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher. It also provides instructions for fingerprint registration and includes an application form for intern teaching.

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What are the requirements to apply for an internship?

Internship requirements vary, depending on the type of organization and industry. But all interns need a well-written resume, transcripts, and letters of recommendation prepared with their application. Employers may have additional requirements, such as a specific major or writing samples.

What are the requirements for an internship?

Heres what most job recruiters look for in internship resumes: Your Coursework: Feel free to include any relevant coursework within the education section of your resume. Skills. Volunteering. University Projects. (Irrelevant) Work Experience.

Do you have to be in college to apply for an internship?

Internships arent only for students. While most interns are college students, adults may also work an internship for similar reasons as their college-aged counterparts. An adult may be able to negotiate for a paid internship, while a college student may receive college credit instead.

Can I get an internship without being in college?

Yes, it is possible to obtain an internship position without being a current student. While many internships are designed for students seeking academic credit or experience, some companies offer internships to individuals looking to gain experience in a specific field, regardless of their student status.

Is $20 an hour good for an internship?

You just need to be treated fairly, and $20/hour definitely feels fair for an internship, especially at a smaller company. Its a much better deal than youd get at a non-tech job. Not just in money but in interesting work, in a good environment and in career development. Id be happy with it.

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