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Summer job market for teens this year | GMA

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reading: turn your internship into a full time job

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reading: turn your internship into a full time job

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Organizations seek interns who are motivated and exhibit a "go-getter" attitude. Employers also want people doing internships in their company who have a strong work ethic and are dependable and work well independently and in a team environment. Many Human Resource Departments report that they seek many of their full-time employees from interns exhibiting these skills who have previously interned with their organizations. Following these tips will increase the likelihood that your internship will turn into a full-time job offer.

Meet and Greet With Everyone You Meet

Successful work relationships require excellent communication skills as well as a positive attitude. Your supervisors and co-workers may be immersed in projects and deadlines and not take notice that you are new to the organization; so make sure you take the initiative to introduce yourself and exhibit a positive and friendly attitude to everyone you meet, from the janitor to the CEO.

Do Your Research

Make it a point to do research and learn all you can about the company and industry. Your Career Services Office at your college is an excellent place to start. You can also write directly to a company for information, engage in informational interviews, contact the local Chamber of Commerce, and read local newspapers and business publications to find out more about an organization.

Set Personal Goals and Keep Yourself Busy

Set personal goals that you want to achieve during your internship and ask your supervisor for things to do. If you find that your work is done, ask for new projects or look to read company literature and/or professional journals. Goal setting is especially important for interns - to ensure that you gain the relevant skills employers are seeking when hiring future full-time employees.

Find a Mentor

Learn from those you admire and develop mentoring relationships you can continue long after your internship has ended. Professionals enjoy sharing their expertise and want to assist new professionals entering the field. A good mentor is someone who is willing to share their knowledge and expertise and wants to see their mentee succeed in the field.

Be Professional

Maintain a professional image and avoid gossip and office politics. Maintain a positive and professional image both inside and outside the office. Maintaining professionalism while interning also means making efficient use of your time by avoiding the use of company time for personal phone calls and emails.

Develop Professional Relationships

Communicate with supervisors and co-workers and keep yourself in the loop of office communications. Professional relationships are key to starting a successful career. Throughout your career, a professional network will help you to learn about new opportunities and offer ways to advance in your field.​

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Tips for Turning Your Internship Into a Full Time Job

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Here are some great tips that will help you succeed and get ahead in your internship and could even lead to a full-time job.

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Objectives:

1. Write your first job advert

2. Write and act a job conversation

3. Grammar: present simple and continuous

4. Modals: can, could, shall, should, may, might, will, would

5. Present perfect simple

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teenagers / odd jobs/ to deliver newspapers/ a degree/ to allowed to + BV/ work experience/ financial independence/ techy stuff/ responsible/ mature/ an advert/ to look for/ job center/ to go door to door/ a cover letter/ to apply for a job/ to go through a job interview

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Which job do you prefer?

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Activity 2

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Video: my dream job

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which job do you prefer? Lesson

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My favourite job

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What's your dream job?

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Budweiser Ireland: Dream Job | Red Chair Advert

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differences present simple and continuous

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differences present simple and continuous