How Do I Find an Internship?

Publisher Marketing: Looking for an Internship? When it comes to finding an internship, does it seem like some have an unfair advantage? Well, sorry to be the one to tell you, but you're right; they do. How can you compete? How can you get access to the vital working-world education that a great mentor based internship provides? You need to get an unfair advantage of your own. You need to read this book. Choosing an Internship Selecting an internship is a big decision that will likely impact the rest of your professional life....so, you know, no pressure! How can you know what sort of internship will be right for you? This book will walk you through the things you ought to think about. Finding an Internship Once you decide on the kind of internship you want - how do you find it? This book will tell you about all the ways to find an internship that most people miss. Finding an internship is actually not as difficult as you might think - this book will show you how to leave no stone unturned during your search. Landing an Internship So you've found your dream internship - how can you make sure that you stand out among the rest so you can make the opportunity yours? This book will show you how. Don't go looking for an internship before you read this book! Scroll up and get a copy now. Contributor Bio:  Woodard, Eric Eric Woodard is founder of GreatIntern.com, the website that teaches students how to be great interns and hugely successful during their internships. Eric knows firsthand how tricky the path from school to internship to work can be. During college he transferred schools seven times (attending five different universities). After graduating from college, he wound up working for several years as a scuba instructor on Guam. Using many of the lessons he now teaches, from this remote Pacific island Eric managed to land an internship at the White House in Washington, DC. Eric excelled during his internship and was eventually hired onto the White House staff. He went on to create and manage a series of internship programs around the nation's capital where he's had the opportunity to mentor hundreds of student interns to massive success. Eric has created and managed internship programs for the White House and the U. S. Senate. He's also consulted with a variety of national non-profit clients about how to create and manage successful internship programs. Eric Woodard's philosophy about internships and experiential learning is unique because it focuses on practical steps that students implement immediately in order to improve their chances of succeeding as interns. Eric focuses on the topics students don't learn in school, but are assumed to possess as interns. Eric Woodard offers students expertise that bridges the gap.