College Internships For Event Planning

College Internships For Event Planning

Mentorships Are An Alternative To College
With the rising cost of colleges and the small amount of applicable knowledge that is learned from gaining a bachelor’s degree, attending college can seem a necessary but unfulfilling choice. Many employers suggest or require a bachelor’s degree before hiring a candidate. However, although a degree is necessary for the doctor and engineer, how many students actually need a degree to obtain a job in the corporate world? How many employers would ra Read More...
Internship Advice - Experiences from a Friend
So, you are in your last semester. You drank enough alcohol, ate enough frozen pizzas, and probably have participated in more than your fair share of other "recreational activities" to officially call it a day. And now, you have to start your internship. Although this seems like an easy thing to do - after all, you have been living the last four or 5 years of your life on 2 hours of sleep and 50 Advils a week anyway - being an "out-of-state" stu Read More...
Corporate Event Planning
The company that you are working for is having a fundraising event to provide financial resources for a charity organization. It excites you to think that this big conglomerate is planning and holding a big event such as this one, and it most especially appeals to you because the proceeds will be helping out a charity that really is in dire need of resources so as to continue its mission and goals. However, what does not appeal to you right now Read More...

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