Internships that work: Guide for employers
Guidance for employers on starting or improving an internship programme, including a checklist and model agreement
Guidance for employers on starting or improving an internship programme, including a checklist and model agreement
In a challenging labour market, organisations may look to internship programmes to gain new and motivated members of staff, who bring new skills and perspectives. Additionally, internships provide young people with a meaningful experience that enhances employability.
This guide offers recommendations on optimising an internship programme, and how to contribute to the intern’s professional development. There’s a practical checklist for setting up and running a programme.
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