Shaping tomorrow’s leaders
24 Aug 2015
Education News
Internships provide a great way for college students to gain valuable hands-on skills. But did you know that 50 percent of interns get jobs at their place of internship afterwards? That’s an impressive figure, considering the state of the economy!
The Intern Nebraska (InternNE.com) program, supported by Midland University and Metropolitan Community College, helps connect college students with employers from across the state. It’s a win-win scenario for students and businesses alike. Students gain valuable skills and businesses play a role in shaping tomorrow’s workforce.
InternNE.com is your one-stop for paid internships across the state of Nebraska. Check it out! http://ow.ly/K4RZd
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