Intrnships allow the student to test their knowledge and refine their skills under the guidance of a preceptor. Clinical experiences provide the student the opportunity to develop their critical thinking skills and develop decision making skills safely.
I like that the internships help students be more prepared for what the workforce will be like in their field so it decreases turnover.
By providing internship opportunities aligned with students' career goals, we can help students gain confidence and contribute effectively in professional settings.
Internship is a temporary job that helps student gain hands on skills and communication.
A student internship helps develop professional skills and behaviors: Attendance, professional mannerisms, making ethical decisions, networking, resume' building, increasing interview skills, and time management - just to name a few.
Internships/Field experience can be mutually beneficial for the employer and the student by filling in gaps.
Comment on Francisco Gonzalez's post: I agree in internships because its an excellent way to gain skills, increase their knowledge-base, and give to possible position
I believe students internship experience is one of ther most rewarding to assist them in gaining additional skills and having exposure to ideas, technologies and theories to increase employability.
Internships add great value to the student's career development path. It'll set them apart from the competition. They can explore different careers by completing internships.
Internships can provide students with hands-on experience. It also allows students to find their area of interest and network with potential employers.
