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From 'intern' (a person undergoing practical training) + '-ship' (state of or condition). Origin: Latin 'internus' → French 'intern' → English 'internship'. Imagine a student in a company, observing and learning, gaining practical skills while moving forward in their career.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputAn internship is a temporary position designed to give a student or new graduate practical experience in a field. It helps you learn industry practices, observe professionals, and apply classroom knowledge to real projects. Internships can be paid or unpaid and may last from a few weeks to several months. They are often used to explore careers, build professional networks, and strengthen a resume. By completing an internship, you gain skills, contacts, and a clearer sense of your next steps.
English frames internship as a temporary, learning-focused step that sits between education and a job. Learners often assume every internship leads to a job or that all are paid, so emphasize duration, learning goals, and the unpaid options as legitimate paths.
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