by Interns DC | Sep 7, 2017 | DC Culture, Employment Tips, Internship Opportunities, Internship Tips, WISH Internship Opps, WISH Internships
In partnership with the Osgood Center for International Studies, WISH presents an exceptional opportunity for WISH residents to participate in the DC Model UN program on November 3-5, 2017 at the Wardman Park Marriott. The Osgood Center will provide 4 ninety-minute...
by Interns DC | Sep 6, 2017 | Internship Tips, Life Hacks
You did the work and landed your big city internship – congratulations! You’re about to show your career goals who’s boss. Now there is only one question remaining: where are you going to live while you’re taking the working world by storm? How do you know the right...
by Interns DC | Aug 22, 2017 | Employment Tips, Internship Tips
How can a new intern hit the ground running? Internships often span just a few months, so you don’t have the luxury of time to get acquainted or ramp up your skills. Here’s some tips on how to jumpstart your transition and get you headed in the right direction fast....
by Interns DC | Aug 15, 2017 | Internship Tips
How do you escape intern burnout? Everyone knows internships are incredibly demanding. They require a lot of your time and energy and leave very little time for anything outside of work. There’s no doubt that getting your career off to a solid start is well worth the...
by Interns DC | Jul 25, 2017 | Employment Tips, Internship Tips
The value of an internship runs much deeper than the dollars that hit your bank account. That’s a good thing, too, since many internships pay very little (if they pay you at all). The social benefits for interns are widely talked about and are a great way to network....
by Interns DC | Jul 18, 2017 | Internship Tips, Life Hacks
Can interns manage a side job and life? An internship is a real opportunity to gain some firsthand experience in your chosen field. That’s why so many students and recent grads apply for and take full advantage of internships. There’s a growing trend, though, of...
