Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Internship"s

A: For example,

http://www.visarite.com/visaType.htm

A: the position of a student or trainee who works in an organization, sometimes without pay, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification.
"they encouraged students to apply for newspaper internships"

A: An internship usually is an assistant who is assigned to shadow or work underneath someone to gain experience in the field of work. Occasionally receiving little to no pay for it.

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A: 君のインターンシップはいかがですか

A: "I got an internship at google!" / "Did you get the internship?" / "Applying for internships is so hard since a lot of companies have such high standards."

A: John was offered an internship at very respected law firm.
Interns are temporary employment usually for training of college age adults.

A: Sorry I wasn't able to help you much during your internship.
Or
Sorry I didn't help you more during your internship.

A: a work placement is usually just for experience, lasts only a few weeks and is mostly done by students. internships can be to learn a trade or enter an industry, they can last months to year(s) and some are paid

A: Today I learned that an “externship” is apparently “a thing.” I’ve never heard or seen it used before.

I found a link that explains both and they’re almost the same thing. There’s a chart near the bottom with the differences.

Most people in the US would call all of these “internships” though.

https://www.thebalancecareers.com/internship-vs-externship-5115708

A: An internship is usually at a company or a non-profit organization. Think of jobs that are in an office building. An apprenticeship is training in a trade, like a plumber or carpenter.

A: An internship is a period of work experience, offered by an organisation, usually lasting for a fixed, limited period of time. They are typically undertaken by students and graduates looking to gain relevant skills and experience in a particular field. - from https://www.prospects.ac.uk/jobs-and-work-experience/work...internships/internships
In British English, we usually use the term "work placement".
An "apprenticeship" is a formal term, where people work in a company and gain both experience and training:
https://www.gov.uk/apprenticeships-guide
These are mainly aimed at school leavers and not at university graduates.

A: an internship is when you work for a company as a volunteer and a work placment is when you work and get paid.

A: My first internship was at a software company.

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A: Pronunciation of internship

A: "Would you be kind enough to let me work with you as an intern or volunteer?"

A: I finished my internship or I completed my internship are both ok.

A: Perfect!

A: I am looking for internship opportunities for next year. Would your firm consider taking a foreign student as an intern?
I think this sounds a little more natural.

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A: I think I would use "in" because it's a department. It's more common to say "in the department" rather than "at the department"

A: I am very interested in doing my internship at XX, especially if there is still an opportunity available in the logistics department. I would be glad to support you anywhere you may need me for the chance to improve my knowledge of your management processes.