Infosheets
Our Info Sheets offer quick tips to help you prepare for your TWC experience.
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J1 Employer Outreach One Pager
This infosheet will help employers understand the unique requirements of hosting an international intern.
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Paid Internships Guide
This infosheet will help employers understand the importance of and how to budget for equitable internship compensation.
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Career Readiness Workshops
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Out of Network Internships
One-pager highlighting how students can apply to internship sites that TWC does not partner with.
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Disability Support Services One-Pager
This one-pager highlights the disability support services and accommodations that TWC offers to ensure that our program is accessible to as many students as possible.
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Internships in Washington D.C. for Students Interested in Nonprofits & Advocacy
See how TWC works for students interested in nonprofit and advocacy work and learn about the most popular internship sites and programming for these students.
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Internships in Washington D.C. for International Relations & Business Students
See how TWC works for students interested in business and international relations and learn about the most popular internship sites and programming for these students.
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Internships in Washington D.C. for Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement Students
See how TWC works for students interested in criminal justice and learn about the most popular internship sites and programming for these students.
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Internships in Washington D.C. for Political Science Students
See how TWC works for students interested in political science and learn about the most popular internship sites and programming for these students.
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Earn Credit at TWC | The Washington Center
Learn how students from unaffiliated schools can earn credit for their participation at TWC.
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Academic Internship Program
Whether you take part in our internship program in Washington, D.C. or join us online, you’ll have an immersive experience that’s tailored to you and your goals.
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Career Readiness Programming
TWC's Career Readiness Programming is designed to help you develop the professionalism, communication skills and network necessary to excel in any work environment.
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Sample Criminal Justice Internships Outside of Law Enforcement
Are you a criminal justice major interested in spending a semester with The Washington Center? Learn more about potential internship placements in the field outside of law enforcement.
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Academic Internship Program Application Checklist
Learn more about the documents you'll need to submit as part of your application to the Academic Internship Program.
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The Washington Center At-A-Glance
Learn more about TWC's mission, student demographics, and impact.
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How to Network Like a Professional
So, you want to network…now what? Before you jump right in, read these tips so you can be prepared to put your best foot forward.
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Employer Guide to Writing Remote Internship Job Descriptions
The Washington Center uses your internship job description to identify students who may be the right fit for your role. Learn how to craft the perfect job description for a remote internship.
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Employer Guide to Internship Job Descriptions
This infosheet will help employers craft internship job descriptions that will help us identify students to interview for your role.
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Budgeting for Your Semester in D.C.
Find out how much to budget for a semester in D.C. This sheet breaks down estimated costs of entertainment, groceries, eating out and transportation for the average intern.
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Global Competencies Program Components
TWC's Global Competencies Program for international students is designed for high performing seniors, recent college graduates or students currently enrolled in graduate school. Learn more.
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