What have you learned during internship?

10 important things you learn from an internship

New and improved skills and how to apply them.
Professional communications.
Networking is important.
Taking constructive criticism well.
Work hard no matter what you’re doing.
Independence.
Making connections.

What challenges did you experience during the internship?

8 Common Internship Challenges You May Face And Their Solutions

Problem 1: Unnoticed Work.
Problem 2: Uncooperative Mentor.
Problem 3: Issues with Time Management / Self-Management.
Problem 4: Allotment of trivial work.
Problem 5: Inadequate Compensation.
Problem 6: Hesitant to Ask Questions.
Problem7: Competitive Co-interns.

What are the top 2 3 skill sets you want to develop from this internship program ?*?

The Key Skills Employers Develop in Their Interns

Information processing;
Teamwork;
Planning/prioritizing;
Decision making/problem solving; and.
Verbal communication. (See Figure 1.)

What are you hoping to gain from this internship experience?

There are many things you can gain from an internship: additional skills and education, networking opportunities, mentorship, etc. Don’t simply state, “I’m hoping to fulfill my requirement for my major.” Instead, tell the employer what you hope you’ll learn.

Why should we consider you for this internship?

“This internship will be a great learning opportunity for me and a means to gain experience on my field of education. I will get exposed to the challenges of a job and can learn a lot of skills from learning how to manage with the work stress to advanced levels of my course.

How do you interview someone for an internship?

Tips for smooth intern interviews

Review the candidate’s resume briefly before the interview.
Have a prepared spiel about your company and job.
Do the interview with at least one other person.
Schedule a few minutes for notes and discussion after the intern candidate has gone.

What to ask before accepting an internship?

6 Questions To Ask Before Accepting That Internship

Ask If This Internship’s Paid Or Unpaid.
Ask Who You’ll Be Assigned To, And If They’ve Ever Worked With Interns Before.
Ask What Procedures Are In Place To Ensure A Positive Intern Experience.
Ask What Sorts Of Previous Interns Fit In Best.
Ask If Any Of Their Previous Interns Were Offered Jobs There.

Is it okay to ask if an internship is paid?

Most important thing is not to be pushy, but there is nothing wrong in asking politely if there is any payment for the internship. An absolute “no-do” will be asking about money several times or commenting on the size of the stipend or saying that you deserve better (candidates actually do that sometimes).