The Washington Center uses your internship job description to identify students who may be the right fit for your role and organization. This infosheet includes examples of internship job descriptions that are accurate, engaging and tangible. Use it to fine-tune your internship job descriptions so you can find the best candidates for your organization and role.
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This infosheet will help employers craft internship job descriptions that will help us identify students to interview for your role.
