Internships are full-time, part-time or temporary work which allow students to gather their work experience, acquire work-related skills, build their network, etc.

Students self-sourcing for CE internship opportunities can consider applying to the following programmes:

• Career Development Portal
• Youth Corps Community Internship
  
• MSF Student Internship Programme

Students enrolled in the SUSS full-time programme are required to complete a minimum 24-week full-time work attachment (WA) relating to their professional major as part of the experiential graduation requirements.

For more information on the Work Attachment, please click here.

The Volunteer Management Fellowship programme promotes the professionalisation of volunteer management (VM) in the social and community sector. Fellows are trained and provided with VM internship opportunities so that they will be able to build experiences and connections to related employment opportunities in the social sector in the future.

As part of the programme, potential fellows will:

a) successfully complete the course OCE165 Volunteer Resource Management to be admitted to the fellowship

b) undertake a part-time/full-time job placement related to volunteer management

c) attend a Community of Practice facilitated by an experienced VM practitioner

For more information on the VMF, please click here.