G.L.O.W. – Growing. Learning. Observing. Working.
Connecting the Pieces: Where the Classroom Meets the Workplace
An internship is a form of experiential learning to help current students connect what they are learning in the classroom with hands-on experience in the workplace. Internships are a vital component for career development.
Benefits of the Internship Program
– Build meaningful work experience and strengthen your résumé.
– Develop strong networking/mentoring relationships.
– Identify, clarify, and/or confirm professional direction as it relates to your academic studies and future career path.
– Enhance your marketability to employers upon graduation.
– Gain an understanding of professional cultures and expectations.
– Evaluate and improve on your strengths and weaknesses.
Targeted Academic Credit-Bearing Programs
Accounting, Automotive Collision Repair, Automotive Technology, CNC Technology, CIST – Programming, CIST – Web Applications, Design and Media Production Technology, Drafting Technology, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Environmental Science Technology, Horticulture, Interiors, Industrial Maintenance, Welding and Joining Technology
Note: If you do not see your program of study above, please contact your faculty advisor.
How does it all work? Link to G.L.O.W. Internship Program Steps.
Requirements
Next Steps (academic credit-bearing programs)
Questions? Please contact the Office of Career Development at 770-529-2388 or email Career.Services@ChattahoocheeTech.edu.
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