In·tern·ship
/in-turn-ship/
noun
- A program where you earn academic credit by working at a job
- The best way to gain work experience when you don't have any
Do you want to explore jobs related to your major? Gain on-the-job knowledge and technical skills? Build a resume with relevant work experience? Then you want to do an internship!
Listen to these stats:
- 81% of employers expect students to have done an internship
- 40% of interns are hired on full-time
- Employers put more weight on experience – especially internships – than on academic credentials when evaluating a recent graduate
How to set up an internship
Setting up an internship requires a little extra initiative on your part, but don't worry – students just like you do this every term!
Read more about how to get started »
Who can do an internship?
Any credit student at PCC! We encourage all students to complete at least one internship as part of their program. Better yet: multiple internships!
Technical degree students- There is a large possibility your program wants you to do an internship. It may be required or optional, either way, it’s a great way to gain experience, make connections and practice what you learned in class.
University transfer students- Transferring to a 4 year college? You can earn credit and gain work experience related to your degree.
International students- Some international students want the opportunity to get work experience in the United States. If you meet the correct criteria this could be an option for you.
Need help?
We have offices at every campus to help with internships! Drop in or call to make an appointment.
