What is an internship? [electronic resource] : an inventory and analysis of “internship” opportunities available to Ontario postsecondary students / Ashley Stirling, ... [et al.].


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DC Title
What is an internship? [electronic resource] : an inventory and analysis of “internship” opportunities available to Ontario postsecondary students / Ashley Stirling, ... [et al.].
Jurisdiction
Ontario
Language
DC Date
DC Creator
Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario
Stirling, Ashley
DC Publisher
Toronto : Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario,
ID
ONT327740
DC Type
software, multimedia
Bibtype
m
DC Description
"The connection between classroom learning and practical experience in the workplace has been recognized as a significant aspect of student development in postsecondary institutions (Kuh, 2008). Internships have been associated with many benefits for each party involved, including the student, postsecondary institution and industry professional. Internships provide opportunities for students to transfer theoretical knowledge to a practical setting; they serve as recruitment avenues for postsecondary institutions and provide industry professionals with access to high-quality students with current academic knowledge. Despite the perceived importance of internships for student development, researchers and practitioners have a limited understanding of what constitutes an “internship” and of how to deliver these experiences effectively. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to examine the internship opportunities currently offered by direct-entry programmes (e.g., undergraduate degree or diploma) in Ontario postsecondary institutions."--Executive Summary.
Includes bibliographical references.
"The connection between classroom learning and practical experience in the workplace has been recognized as a significant aspect of student development in postsecondary institutions (Kuh, 2008). Internships have been associated with many benefits for each party involved, including the student, postsecondary institution and industry professional. Internships provide opportunities for students to transfer theoretical knowledge to a practical setting; they serve as recruitment avenues for postsecondary institutions and provide industry professionals with access to high-quality students with current academic knowledge. Despite the perceived importance of internships for student development, researchers and practitioners have a limited understanding of what constitutes an “internship” and of how to deliver these experiences effectively. Therefore, the purpose of this research was to examine the internship opportunities currently offered by direct-entry programmes (e.g., undergraduate degree or diploma) in Ontario postsecondary institutions."--Executive Summary.
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I
2014
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DC Subject
College students Employment Ontario.
Internship programs Ontario.