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By Becca Lundberg
The figures confirm the persistence of his teachers and parents to identify internship opportunities at school. From 2011 to 2014 were the graduates who interned more likely to get full-time jobs at least once, that graduates who have no courses, depending on the class of 2014 report of the National Survey of Student Association of Universities and employers.
Companies and organizations want employees who already have professional experience to rent under his belt. The practical training is that universities offer courses that encourage, and sometimes require, internships while studying, but the chances are not only for students. Here experts weigh if it's worth your time to devote to to practice after graduation.
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