Showing posts with label paid internship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paid internship. Show all posts

Monday, April 4, 2011

Time Warner Internship Program

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 IT paid Internships in New York City* 
 
 
Time Warner Internship Program
 
 
Send resume to jessica.barajas@loftinstitute.org.  MUST noteTime Warner and position in subject line.  
 

Internship Program Details:
  • Intense 10-week summer internship from June 6th - August 12th in New York City*
  • Internships available in the areas of: Technology
  • Program for undergradute rising juniors and seniors only
  • Competitive salary
  • Consideration for a full-time, 1 year fellowship hire with paid salary and benefits (upon graduation)
Requirements:
  • Must be a LOFT member**
  • Minimum 3.0 GPA
  • Must reside in New York City* for the 2011 summer
  • Attend a highly selective (Ivy League) college or university
  • Demostrate leadership ability
  • Have previous experience or exposure
  • Express a strong interest in the media and entertainment industry
  • Participate in comprehensive screening and selection process
  • Excellent interpersonal skills
* No transportation, housing or relocation assistance available   
Job descriptions - click on:
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Resumes accepted while positions are available
 **Opportunities available through the LOFT program are for Hispanic students only.  Others interested should contact the company's website directly.  

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Friday, October 29, 2010

United Nations - Spring Internship Program

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United Nations
Washington Spring Internship

Application Deadline: October 31, 2010

The United Nations office in Washington is accepting internship applications
for the Spring 2011 semester. The U.N. Washington internship program
presents an enormous opportunity for college students and post-graduates
seeking a challenging work experience in international relations.

Requirements

Intern selection is highly competitive. Preference will be given to students
in their senior year of college or graduate school, with major area of study
in international relations, political science, communications or related
field. Students should demonstrate excellent language, research and writing
skills. Past experience in a professional office environment is an asset.
Preference is given to students who can work full-time with a minimum of 3
days per week required. Knowledge of Microsoft office is required. Strong
candidates will have demonstrated knowledge of the United Nations system,
the United States government and Congress. He/She will have a professional
demeanor and the ability to work in busy office with changing priorities and
minimal supervision. Above all, the strongest candidates will have a can-do
attitude and a sense of humor about themselves.

Duties and Responsibilities

U.N. Washington interns have a broad range of responsibilities that include
everything from representing the office at Washington events to fielding
public inquiries. As part of the program, interns attend Capitol Hill
hearings and NGO/think tank briefings on a variety of international subjects
and report back to the office and U.N. headquarters. The office works with
each intern to enable him/her to attend meetings on topics of particular
interest. Another facet of the internship program involves monitoring
international and regional news and keeping the office abreast of important
U.N.-related developments. In addition to these primary responsibilities,
interns are responsible for assisting with U.N. events, outreach and public
inquiries. They are also given the opportunity to assist with visits of U.N.
officials and conduct research for U.N. staff and projects. Likewise,
interns are expected to assist with some administrative duties and
contribute to the day-to-day functioning of the office.

To Apply

Please send a cover letter with start/end date and hours per week available,
a résumé, three reference letters (letters under separate cover are
preferred) and a writing sample to the e-mail address below. The writing
sample should be 2-4 pages and demonstrate an ability to put complex ideas
into clear concise language.

E-mail application materials to: internship@unicwash.org. Please put "UNIC
Internship" in the subject line.

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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

TRAVEL. TEACH. SAVE! Forget Boredom! Teach English in Korea!

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Description
Benefits of Teaching in South Korea:
-Teachers usually SAVE (take home) $12,000-$20,000 USD over one year

How?
-$1,700-$2,500 USD salary per month
-Round Trip Airfare provided by the employer
-Very low living costs!
-Paid Vacation Time
-50% Medical insurance provided by the employer
-Basic Furnished Apartment provided by the employer
-Free job placement and consulting by industry experts.
-Free teacher support throughout the contract
-End of the year bonus equal to one month's salary

Note: Financial amounts subject to fluctuate with the exchange rate.

Plus...
-Make a difference in students' lives.
-See the world. Korea is a great platform to travel to other countries as well.
-Add international experience to your resume.
-Meet new people.
-Experience working and living in another culture.
-Make unforgettable memories.

Adventure Teaching service to applicants is 100% free.

Sample Job Description:
-1 Year teaching contract with a public or private school in S. Korea.
-20-30 Teaching hours per week.
-Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle School, and High School
-No teaching experience necessary (experience is beneficial)
-All classes are conducted in English. No need to speak Korean

Request an informational slide-show: teacher@adventureteaching.com

At Adventure Teaching, our goal is simple. We connect first-rate college graduates with excellent employers in South Korea. We work tirelessly to prepare our applicants to live and work abroad. We use our industry experiences to help applicants navigate the job market offer the most extensive after arrival support in the industry. We provide our applicants with an honest and upfront perspective and help them know what to expect.
We are in tune with teachers’ needs and desires, because we were teachers ourselves at one point.

“The more foreign teachers I meet who went through other recruiters, the more I know that I made the right choice with Adventure Teaching.”
-Aimee Gaines (USA)

Find out more: WWW.ADVENTURETEACHING.COM

The Adventure Teaching Inc. Mission:
Through extensive personal and professional experience, AT offers exceptional international teaching opportunities to qualified applicants. AT believes that international experience encourages personal growth, cultural diversity and a greater global perspective.

AT provides excellent communication, straightforward perspective, necessary resources, and personal attention to each teacher so that they are prepared to live and teach abroad before they leave home. AT continues to support the teacher throughout their entire term of employment.

More about Korea:
Teaching jobs are provided through the Korean Public School System and private language institutions.

No matter what your intentions for teaching abroad may be, South Korea is the most practical option for teaching ESL in Asia. The salary is great, the benefits are vast, and the cultural experience is unforgettable. On a typical teacher's salary, you will be able to save money, live comfortably, and travel. Whether you are considering a long term, or short term career in ESL teaching, Korea is a wonderful place to start. You will be exposed to a culture different from your own and acquire great international teaching experience. You'll get to make a positive impact in your student's lives through Education.

Transportation is made simple and affordable by one of the most impressive public transportation systems in the world. Night life, adventure, and great food are always within reach. Most western amenities are available as well if you ever find you need a taste of home.

We screen all of our jobs thoroughly and only work with schools that meet our rigorous standards.

What Current Teachers Say:

“I have absolutely nothing but good things to say about Adventure Teaching’s services. I am so grateful for all the help AT provided. The guys were always so quick to get back to me and willing to answer any questions I had- no matter how small. They went above and beyond what I ever could have expected from a recruiter. Anyone looking into teaching in Korea shouldn’t think twice about working through Adventure Teaching; in fact, they’d be crazy not to.”
-Jamie Kirkpatrick (USA)

“I really liked how it seemed like there was a ton of people helping me out from both back home and here in Korea. I also liked how quickly my questions were answered. I never felt that I was alone in this process. I have heard horror stories about other companies so I would gladly recommend your company to others.”
- Amanda Salkhead (USA)

“You were so professional, upfront and prompt about everything. I really appreciate how much effort you put into researching the jobs and employers and making sure they were a really good fit.”
-Kate Manktelow (Canada)

“You were wonderful to work with and literally thought of everything I would need while in Korea. AT helps to prepare teachers for everything that may come their way in Korea.”
-Kylie Howard (Canada)

“From all of agencies I’ve heard people go through to teach, AT is amongst the best. It is about how personal you make the process and intentional you are about getting us situated and settled in comfortably from the beginning leaving us with following your outlines. I appreciate how AT constantly applies new learned information to make each process more helpful in accomplishing.”
- Ryan Smith (USA)

“The staff at Adventure Teaching were approachable, personable and showed genuine interest in making this opportunity a reality for me. They were intentional in communicating, answering questions and giving realistic expectations of what living in Korea would be like. They are very real people who are motivated to make life in Korea fit YOU.”
-Whitney Agassiz (Canada)

QUALIFICATIONS and REQUIREMENTS:
-No Teaching experience necessary!
-No need to speak Korean. All classes are conducted in English.
-You must Speak English as your native language.
-You must have a Bachelor's degree. Any discipline is acceptable.
-You must have citizenship in one of the following countries to be eligible for a teaching visa in South Korea: USA, Canada, UK, South Africa, Australia, South Korea or New Zealand

For more information or to apply please view www.adventureteaching.com

Location

Location

Nationwide
Korea, Republic of
Job Function
Communications-Broadcasting, Communications-Corporate Media, Communications-Journalism/Publis, Communications-Web Development, Other, Travel/Tour Planning
Qualification
QUALIFICATIONS and REQUIREMENTS:
-No Teaching experience necessary!
-No need to speak Korean. All classes are conducted in English.
-You must Speak English as your native language.
-You must have a Bachelor's degree. Any discipline is acceptable.
-You must have citizenship in one of the following countries to be eligible for a teaching visa in South Korea: USA, Canada, UK, South Africa, Australia, South Korea or New Zealand

For more information or to apply please view www.adventureteaching.com

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