How can i find summer internship. I am  a master student  and majoring in product development?
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Go to career fairs and talk to the companies there
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Try idealist.com; they are a database for internships and I think they have listings for other countries. I am looking for service work as well.
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You might be able to get a paid internship or even a loan.Ask your college
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Take internships for companies that you are interested in working for after you graduate. It will allow you to "put your foot in". Companies usually hire people who have interned for them vs ones who didn't.
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Go to college, get good grades.  Then get an internship and prove your worthiness.  If the company who you interned for doesn't need to keep you, you will have valuable working experience for future resumes.  Science is a great field of study, best of luck to you.
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Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.
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if you are talking about study, then the best place of course is MIT, if you are talking about working in the field I would start with some of the large companies such as Microsoft. They offer excellent Intern programs and would allow you to explore which area you want to specialize in.  Just a footnote, but I work for Wal-Mart ISD ( Information Systems Division) and we constantly recruit, and have over 3000 associates in this division that ranges from support to developing new software and technologies.
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Search the Internet by industry and search by "Internship".
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Many companies offer internships, try doing an online search for internships.  I've seen offers from Hormell and UPS online.  Also, there are some reliable scholarship websites out there, and they provide some opportunities like you are looking for. When in doubt of a scholarship website, research it, NEVER pay for any information, scholarships are free, as well as grants, and internship offers.  GOOD LUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Internships are discipline or skill specific. You would get meaningful responses if you specify your field, age and academic qualifications. Good luck!\n\ncc
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Hi im from lima peru. Internships? Oh so you don't wanna make any good money.... :D It's true, sorry. The BEST way to look for that is actaully if you KNOW where you want to work and you go to their website and look for "contact us" or "recruiting" etc. You better find a transnational or really big company. Also you are obviouly going to speak excellent spanish.
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There are quite a few. I did a simple search on Google for internships. Here are the top five listings:\nwww.internships.com/\nwww.rsinternships.com\nwww.internjobs.com\nwww.internshipprograms.com\nI think this one is the best as it has 14 publications that you can browse through and you can sort by industry and link directly to the company or agency's website.\nwww.internships-usa.com
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I assume you have already done a web search on "high school summer intern" and added some location geographic information (e.g. Boston or GA)\n\nYou should look into the Government Intern programs. We hired some high school students last summer. The problem is you should apply early. I know that one organization was talking about  extending their deadline until Mar 15. You might need to apply in Jan or Feb for some of there programs.\n\nThe USDA progam does not really apply but it may in two years and I thought it would have been cool job.
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Go to college. Get good grades. Do an internship. Start applying for jobs in the early winter or early spring. Have a professional reader (should be able to find one free on campus) review your resume before you post it to the top job-hunting sites. (Yahoo Hotjobs and Monster) Dress-up for the interview in appropriate business wear. Reasearch the company before you go to the interview so you know as much about them as possible.
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Go to the stations and ask if they're accepting interns...that'll get you started. If that doesnt work you'll want to look into going to a school that offers a communications course or degree.
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Yes, call up companies that you are interested in working for and this will likely produce better results than sending out hundreds of resumes.  There might be some listings on Monster.com and the others, but most of those are for full-time positions.  There are a few internships.\n\nIf you're still in school, your school may have some listings available, although it's getting a bit late for this summer.\n\nIf you don't need the money, you might offer to work the intership for free.  Since it's basically no risk for them, it might be a bit easier to get one.  Then, later on, you'll have some work experience, which helps to secure a better job in the future.
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Conduct a search, either through hot jobs or career builder. You can tailor it to your specific needs, specifying which areas your interested in,the location you want, whether you want the internship to be part time or full time, paid or non paid, etc. Then based on the search results decide which companies you are going to contact. Many companies list the contact info for the internship, it's best to address your cover letter to that person. There are a lot of internships in the entertainment industry, but they are generally non paying and they are very competitive. Hotjobs, Monster, and Career builder as well as many other sites, all have sample resume and cover letters that you can work from to create your own resume if you don't have one. I've listed some websites that are helpful, providing internships search options as well as sample resumes and cover letters and helpful tips to guide you through the process. Good luck.