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Speak to professors at your school - they will often have contacts with industry. Talk to your school's careers service. Post on LinkedIn. Contact the HR dep
by edent 3y ago
Speak to professors at your school - they will often have contacts with industry.
Talk to your school's careers service.
Post on LinkedIn.
Contact the HR department of large companies and ask if they have internships available.
Do not waste your time trying to get a visa for a foreign country - it just won't happen for an internship. Don't pay anyone for introductions, or finders fees, or to interview.
Good luck!
- 0xzer0day 3y agoThe thing is, I'm not not from a very good college, Higher-ups in my college really do not care. It's all on us students to figure our stuff out. Speaking of professors at college having contacts in the industry, barely any of them do, and even if they do, they try to make us work for it as a contract through them, so the professors usually are a man-in-the-middle for a certain project they recieved, the professors earn money, we do free labor, not getting any certificate of any sort, neither getting paid, and I don't think that's what an internship is. Also sorry for replying late, and thanks for replying.