doktorluk stajı

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Definition of doktorluk stajı in Turkish English dictionary

internship

A job taken by a student in order to learn a profession or trade

Generic term for workplace learning positions Participants may or may not be paid

Part-time job during the academic year or the summer months in which a student receives supervised practical training in a their field Internships are often very closely related to the student's academic and career goals, and may serve as a precursor to professional employment Some internships provide very close supervision by a mentor in an apprenticeship-like relationship Some internships provide the student with a stipend, some don't

the position of a medical intern

The term is technically defined as a period of time in which a student or recent graduate gains supervised practical experience Another less formal explanation may be borrowed from Michael Landes' Backdoor Guide to Short-Term Job Adventures: an internship is simply about discovering life's options and finding your place in the world It's a time to explore, dream and discover -- and turn your dreams into reality

{i} period during which a person serves as an intern; specialized training program which gives the trainee hands-on experience (especially in the field of medicine)

Class credit given to students who work at jobs on or off campus Students get practical experience in their major

Any short-term, supervised work experience usually related to a student’s major field, for which the student earns academic credit The work can be full- or part-time, on- or off-campus, paid or unpaid

a research technique for needs analysis that involves an extended immersion in the environment A person takes on a particular work responsibility to provide a meaningful context for this research

A short period of training or supervised work at a company, often conducted as part of a business degree or in the summer of a two-year programme

An internship is the position held by an intern, or the period of time when someone is an intern

A part-time paid, volunteer, and/or for-college-credit position offering hands-on experience in a student's academic or professional field of interest Internships are undertaken either while enrolled during the academic year or in the summer

Any short-term, supervised work experience usually related to a student's major field, for which the student earns academic credit The work can be full- or part-time, on- or off-campus, paid or unpaid

A job in a student’s field of study; may be required in some academic programs and may include salary and college credit

Any agreed-upon experience in a work setting that is driven by intentional learning goals and accompanied by sustained reflection What distinguishes an internship from a job is that first and foremost it is a deliberate learning experience Both the student and the agency are deliberately involved in creating a beneficial experience for the student and the agency Oftentimes internships correspond closely with the profession or area of work that the student is majoring in and/or anticipating as their career

work in a firm or agency related to a student's major program and/or career plans

Generally, the post-licensure and/or graduate clinical practice under the supervision of clinical faculty; sometimes refers to the preservice clinical experience

Student To apply theory

A short term (typically one year) post DVM training program to provide a broad, well balanced exposure to zoological medicine and surgery under the supervision of the veterinary staff The primary purpose of the internship is to allow the intern to apply knowledge and skills acquired in veterinary school to health programs and case management in a clinical zoological environment

Hyphenation

dok·tor·luk sta·jı