Should I do INTERNSHIP?

Internship is a time period of learning while working for FRESHERS who are keen to work, to learn and to gain experience. It is offered by the employer to a fresher for getting him or her indulged in the organizational atmosphere. Internship can be paid or unpaid or can be part time or full time.

WHY SHOULD A PERSON GO FOR INTERNSHIP?

·LEARNING WHILE DOING: The best benefit of internship is that a person can learn while he or she works. He learns how to work effectively and efficiently in an organization. He also learns new tricks and methods from the trainer. The intern also gets more vital knowledge about the subject.

· PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE: An intern is a fresher so that is sure that he or she has only theoretical knowledge about the subject with no practical knowledge. Here, Internship acts like a door to the practical world for the intern.

BUILDS YOUR NETWORK: This Training helps the person to develop his network, as the trainee gets an opportunity to attend the meetings, seminars and events. 

·CAREER FOUNDATION: Internship not only provides career guidance but it also builds the career of an intern. An intern should get internship relevant to his or her skills. Who knows the company can hire him as an employee in the organization.

MY EXPERIENCE

My name is Nandini, and I have done Digital Marketing Course from RMS School which is a hub partner of TISS (Tata Institute of Social Sciences). I think RMS provides best digital marketing course in Chandigarh. I have learned a lot of things from the course which were beneficial for me in my internship. I was hired as an intern at RMS School for 3 months tenure. I learned a lot of things in my internship. My trainer gave me practical guidance and told me various tricks and methods. I learned while I earned. And now, I am working as a digital marketing executive.

For pursuing their Digital Marketing Training Program in Chandigarh, you can get details at www.rmsschool.com.

MBA SEASON: WHY SHOULD I APPLY FOR SAE 2017?

Hahahaha, MBA Season. Every other Sunday there is an entrance exam and all the final year students gather and sit for an entrance exam. Many a times they apply just for practice or to test themselves. This leads to wastage of money and moreover precious time and energy is lost, which could have been utilized on exams which were more relevant for them.

Moreover, even after MBA, jobs are limited and average salaries have decreased. Even a MBA is treated as a graduate fresher.

In such a case applying for SAE 2017, being conducted by RMS: a training hub of TISS-SVE, for its management programs may prove to very beneficial for students who are sure they want to do a corporate job and progress in the same.

SAE is relevant not only because certification is by TISS-SVE but because it brings out your potential and focus on teaching practical skills. This is done through focus on soft skills and On Job Training/Internship. In the first year itself, students have been selected for internship at The Lalit, Fortis Healthcare, Max Hospitals and J.W. Marriott.

Further it is a relatively easier exam. There are just 5 sections: logical reasoning, decision making, current affairs, reading comprehension and error spotting. There is no negative marking. So someone who is not good at Maths can also apply for this.

Those interested may get more details or register at http://www.rmsschool.com/register-now.

Source: http://www.rmsschool.com/sae