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Learn more about the documents you'll need to submit as part of your application to the Academic Internship Program.
Writing an effective resume is key to helping you find your perfect internship in D.C. This infosheet provides some tips and tricks on how to make your resume standout from the pack.
3:47In this recorded webinar, the TWC Admissions Team talks about how to prepare your resume for your TWC application.
Three Areas to Highlight in your Resume If you Lack Work Experience
What makes your resume stand out when the section most scrutinized during evaluation - experience - is the one where you find yourself lacking?
A Statement of Professional Interest is part of your TWC application. This info sheet will help you write an effective Statement of Professional Interest and includes examples.
4:40In this recorded webinar, the TWC Admissions Team talks about how to prepare your statement of professional interest for your application and how it's used in the internship matching process.
4:22In this recorded webinar, the TWC Admissions Team talks about how to prepare your issues essay for your TWC application, and how it's used in the internship matching process.
The Issues Essay is part of your TWC application and asks you to reflect on a key issue related to your professional field of interest to demonstrate your written communication skills.
What are My TWC Application Documents For?
When you apply to The Washington Center, we ask you to submit a few documents along with your application. This article explains the documents we ask for, why we ask for them, and how we use them.
Why You Should Apply Early for a D.C. Internship
Aside from getting a head start on your Washington D.C. internship experience, there are a few other reasons you should apply to the Washington Center early.
This infographic breaks down the steps and processes you can expect to follow once you have been accepted into The Washington Center's Academic Internship Program.