The Process
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Students will participate in an internship in their organization of interest (NGOS, government institutions etc..) and receive 4 academic credits, depending on completion of eight hours weekly during the first two semesters of the program.
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Students will need to fill an excel sheet to log the work hours they fulfilled weekly, and send it to the program coordinator.
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During exam periods, students are expected to continue their internship, however reduction of hours or makeup hours can be discussed with the supervisors.
September
September 3rd at 17:00 Israel time Introduction to internship program with Dana Manor, the internship coordinator. As well you will meet some of the NGO’s. Meeting will be via zoom (link will be shared on mail)
Following the introduction meeting
Speak with Dana to discuss the type of work each student is interested in, which organizations they want to be involved with, and receive an explanation about the internship program. Meetings will take place during September dates and time will be shared via mail
We urge you to look through the organization booklet in advance and prepare a list of organizations you would like to intern in, as well as the reasons for these preferences.
- Prepare a CV (not longer then a page) and cover letter (Explaining why you would like to intern with that specific organisation) for each organization of preference.
- Have interviews set up (through Dana) with the organizations of interest. These should be conducted approximately two weeks after the initial meeting with Dana.
The internship program will begin in the first week of the academic year (starting October 15th, 2023). Before the first week, a written agreement will be signed by the organization and the student which will include a description of expectations, responsibilities, structure of the roles and responsibilities, as well as the main components of the relationship between them.
