Sentences with phrase «even paid internships»

The Fortune Society helps to provide a safety net for ex-felons, often working with them even before release, providing work training, affordable housing options, outpatient substance abuse treatment, a mental health clinic, and even paid internships.

You're on the hunt for a job (be it part - time, full - time or perhaps even a paid internship), but you're finding it pretty...

Not exact matches

I was pretty lucky in that I came away with a four year degree (online media design and management) that was sure to land me a job (which I found a paid internship before ever even leaving school) and an education valued at more than $ 40k + with only $ 10,000 in student loan debt.

My husband is a mental health counselor, our scores are phenomenal, he works at an agency making $ 40k a year but his loans cost us $ 126,000 (didn't help that his 9 month internship paid a measly $ 150 per month, I can't work due to health problems but didn't qualify for disability (I got sick while a stay at home parent, so even if I am disabled medically I didn't work enough in the years prior to getting sick to qualify) for master's degree.

If you've managed to score a paid internship or a part - time job that pays a decent amount, you really have no excuse not to be saving now, even if it's just a few bucks a week.

Regardless of how well the internships pay, or even if they pay at all, interning for a game company is always a worthwhile investment.

Faced with the dubious «''» fact»»» put forward by the financial department that women's median bonus pay is actually 100 % higher than men's at Sumo Digital, a female applicant for their internship program said: «Even if this is true, women are getting only twice the bonus pay men receive?

Some companies even offer paid internships to students.

Internships are a good way to gain experience even if the pay is low or non-existent.

Even if you have to work as a barista to pay the bills, set aside time for an internship or at least some volunteer hours at an organization that interests you.

Even the federal government, which has passed strict internship rules mandating pay or compensation from corporations, usually doesn't pay interns.

If you can get a good internship that will provide real - world, hands - on training in your field, it's a bargain even if you don't get paid.

Even if it involves little or no pay, an internship can provide an entry - level position in your chosen industry.

Paid internships can offer the best of both worlds by offering pay, valuable hands - on training experience, and sometimes even school credit.

If you play your cards right, it could even set the stage for turning your internship into a full - time, paying job.

Even though most internship programs are voluntary positions, the excellent networking and practical experience opportunities that are granted to the students can establish them to be a priceless resource for the companies when they apply for the next career path in the look out for a paid profession.

Describe educational experiences such as internships, practicums, class projects, and even volunteer activities as if they were paid work experiences.

Whether it is an internship, summer job, or volunteer opportunity, your experience will be a valuable one, but may involve some personal expense, even in paid opportunities.

Many internships and co-op experiences are even paid!

You're applying for a summer internship between your junior and senior year, and even though you don't have your degree in hand, you're hoping to find an «employer» who will provide you with some real workplace experience and moderate pay in exchange for your effort and dedication.

The internship, even if you are not being paid, is the best way to obtain full - time employment upon graduation.

Finding any internship is a good thing, but finding a paid internship is even better.

All of my internships were paid (one voluntarily paid me after the fact out of gratitude), so it could also communicate that the quality of my work even as an intern merited remuneration.

And this is why it's so, so important to do internships in school, even if they're only half a day a week and you're doing them on top of paid work.

So describe educational experiences such as internships, practicums, class projects and even volunteer activities as if they were paid work experiences.