Internship Process and Objectives Guide
Internship Process and Objectives Guide
SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
INTERNSHIP PROCESS....................................................................................................................4
JUSTIFICACIÓN..........................................................................................................................................4
OBJECTIVES................................................................................................................................................7
GENERAL OBJECTIVE..............................................................................................................................7
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES.................................................................7
COMPANY DESCRIPTION.....................................................................................................................8
COMPANY NAME AND SLOGAN...........................................................................................................8
BRIEF HISTORICAL REVIEW
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND PHYSICAL STRUCTURE....................................................................................11
MISSION
VISION
SOCIAL OBJECT.......................................................................................................................................12
ORGANIZATION
STRUCTURAL ORGANIGRAM..........................................................................................................13
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIGRAM..............................................................................................................13
DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS PRACTICES.....................................................................................15
DEVELOPED ACTIVITIES..............................................................................................................15
CONCLUSIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY.............................................................................................................................................17
Bibliography.................................................................................................................................................17
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SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
INTERNSHIP PROCESS
JUSTIFICATION
Professional internships are more than a requirement for graduation. They are the first
opportunity to connect with a company and start formal work, or a good
how to start creating a 'resume' to find a job.
Alejandro Boada, director of business innovation management at the University
from Externado, explains the importance of carrying out good professional practice:
One thing is university and another is real life. In real life, there are no grades; you either
you do well or you do badly. The boss does not tell you 'your financial balance is missing some
little things, I give you a 4.2; you are doing well. Making that mental transition is vital. In the end, it turns out
being a very real simulation the new stage that begins in our life, and where,
besides himself go building experience.
Maycoll Prieto, head of attraction, selection, and training at the University of Rosario,
goes beyond. “The contribution is much greater than is believed, given that the practices have
an effect on the development of soft skills, very important for achieving and
to stay in a job. Also, it is an opportunity to discover what the young person
he is passionate about gaining experience in order to then participate in the market
laboral.
Now, for your internship to be the best, you must take the following into account
advice.
According to the specialist from the University of Rosario, the most important thing is the
The disposition of the intern. "He must keep in mind that attitude is paramount, for
allows you to showcase your skills and willingness to take on responsibilities that
contribute to their growth as a professional and deliver added value to the
organization recommend.
It is also necessary to adapt to the company. 'Being able to read the organization to the
what they are doing in the practice. It's like a sociological work of understanding their boss, the
organizational culture, explicit and tacit symbolisms, and power relations
suggest the specialist of the University del Externed.
And although it may seem obvious, experts suggest punctuality and compliance with the
assigned responsibilities and with the work schedule. Have a good performance
during the internship, it will open doors to subsequently connect with new positions
and also, to make professional contacts,” Cuartas affirms.
the practice.
Although in some degrees professional practice may not be a requirement for
to graduate, students should always strive to do them. Even several. The first
reason, due to the resume, and the second, because "not performing a professional internship"
it can mean making very delicate mistakes in a first formal job,
because an important stage of learning is lost which has the support of
the higher education institution and, of course, the company,” Cuartas points out.
What would be a mistake of a trainee now becomes the mistake of the employee.
with the consequences that this has. No one teaches you or has patience for you. You are
"It teaches and results are expected," added the academic from U. Externado.
Personal presentation is also an important topic. 'It's something that will never pass.'
In fashion. As individuals, we have an image in front of those around us that
it generates impact from the very first moment. Therefore, it is very important that the wardrobe
that it be aligned with the culture of the organization," Prieto indicates.
(CASTAÑEDA, 2019)
OBJECTIVES
GENERAL OBJECTIVE
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIGRAM
RECTOR:
It is the responsibility of the rector of the educational institution:
Guide the implementation of the institutional educational project and apply the decisions of
school government, ensure compliance with teaching functions and timely
provisioning of the necessary resources for the purpose, promote the process
continuous improvement of the quality of education in the institution.
ACADEMIC COORDINATOR:
He is responsible for the academic administration of the institution, and all depend on him.
area heads and by functional authority the teachers.
COORDINATOR OF COEXISTENCE:
He/She is responsible for collaborating with the rector in institutional planning and evaluation, directing
the planning and scheduling of the management of students and teachers according to
with the curriculum objectives and criteria.
PSYCHOLOGIST:
It is the responsibility to facilitate students and other members of the community.
educational identify their personal and social characteristics and needs so that
make your decisions consciously and responsibly, thus creating an environment that
stimulate academic performance and personal fulfillment.
TEACHERS:
They are responsible for providing guidance and guidelines for the curricular activities,
so that students can achieve the proposed behavioral changes.
SECRETARY:
It is their responsibility to keep the record and control of the legal aspects of the institution.
LIBRARIAN:
It is responsible for managing the library services.
LABORATORY ASSISTANT:
It is responsible for organizing, controlling, classifying, cataloging the equipment and materials of
laboratory.
GENERAL SERVICES AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE ASSISTANTS:
They are responsible for the maintenance and cleaning of the physical plant, equipment and
work tools.
DOORMAN:
It is their responsibility to ensure the safety and preservation of the school's assets.
Control the entry and exit of people through the personal door.
DEVELOPMENT OF BUSINESS PRACTICES
The Educational Institution Instituto La Unión is located in the urban area of
municipality of La Unión (Sucre), has a very extensive and character structure.
official.
Families are mostly functional, but a smaller number are families
dysfunctional with low economic status. Most parents work in trades
various, domestic service, among other tasks that arise as a resource for the
subsistence.
Most of the parents are young parents, graduates of the institution, some are not.
they had the opportunity to receive professional education, and others who had more
opportunities and they are professionals.
In the preschool section, there are children between the ages of 5 to 6 years old, they are
very enthusiastic children, with characteristics and personalities that are unique to each
child, but like in every institution, there are problems such as: absenteeism from classes,
since there are children who frequently miss school.
When it comes time to pick up the children, the parents do not arrive on time, so the or
The children must stay longer than agreed in the educational institution.
Unhealthy lifestyle habits, as when sharing snacks
The parents only buy snacks and sodas for the children and very few
Occasions bring fruit or healthy food to school.
Children who have problems when carrying out activities, as they only
they work when they want and not when they are told.
DEVELOPED ACTIVITIES
CONCLUSIONS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Bibliography
CASTAÑEDA, C.P. (May 25, 2019). Professional practices: an opportunity that cannot be missed.
waste time.
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