Program Components
Guidance
relating
academic
interests
and
talents to career
possibilities
Assistance
with:
Creating
a resume
Preparing
for a
workplace
interview
Securing
and
Coordinating
the
Internship
Placement
Educational
materials
on
topics
such as:
Qualities
that
employers
seek
Understanding
the concept
of
professionalism
How
to ask for a
letter of
recommendation
Letter
of
Recommendation
Program
Fee
$3,500 |
A Sampling of Current Students
Josh Hayden, from England - Boston TV Production Internship
Josh grew up in South Africa, Thailand, China and England. He had
been accepted to University of Gloucestershire, England to study
film and TV production, but like many British students, he contacted
us about taking a Gap Year. We connected him to a home-stay family
and established an internship with a Boston media firm that has won
many awards for their commercials and documentaries.
Josh's mentor told me that Josh became a valuable production
assistant both on location shoots and in the studio, delivering
tapes, editing film and lending day-to-day support in all aspects of
business.
Josh wrote," The internship is going great I'm getting hands-on
experience on sets as well as doing editing on the computers. I'm
fitting in really well at work, everyone is friendly and supportive.
My home-stay is great as well the family is very nice. Thanks for
finding me the internship! - Cheers, Josh"
Cassio Domingues, from Brazil - Boston Business /Entrepreneurship
Internship
Cassio had been accepted to Babson College as a January freshman.
He felt that experiencing an internship before college, in the fall,
would accomplish many things: He would become accustomed to the city
and its transportation system and he would have the opportunity to
gain practical business experience. Dr. Jabbawy met Cassio and his
family at their hotel to get acquainted. Cassio stayed in a
short-term rental apartment in the Back Bay area of Boston. Dr.
Jabbawy helped him create a resume, prepare for his interview and
established an exciting internship relating to entrepreneurship.
Cassio interned at an early stage technology company in the
communication and messaging space. Located in a building in the
Mayor's Innovation District on the Boston waterfront, Cassio was
also exposed to other start-up companies located in this business
incubator. In his journal, Cassio wrote,
"My experiences so far have been great. Since the day I started,
Doug and Matt have helped me learn about every aspect in the company
so that I would be involved to the fullest with all the companies
tasks and goals. I have worked in the marketing area, also I worked
in organizing clients, giving opinions about the product itself, and
testing to see if it was ready to launch. I am helping develop
presentations to be used during demos, registering users, learning
how to create excel spreadsheets and researching competitors. The
best part of my internship is facing and overcoming challenges. This
internship has been a great learning tool for me in this stage of my
life."
A SPECIALIZED PROGRAM FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Dr. Jabbawy, the Founder and Director of Internship Connection,
works personally with each international student. There are many
complex factors to consider when placing an international student in
an American business or workplace. Dr. Jabbawy provides each student
with a more personalized service depending on individual student
needs. That may include accompanying them to their workplace
interview, ongoing support throughout the internship, visiting them
on site and facilitating a letter of recommendation. In the initial
meeting with each student, she discusses their personal goals, the
colleges they wish to attend and helps them identify which type of
internship best matches their academic interests. Her role is one of
advocate and advisor. During the internship, she communicates with
the student’s workplace mentor to ensure that the student is
comfortable and productive in their work setting and that the
internship will enhance the student's learning experience and
academic resume. The student receives program materials that
include: instructions and examples for creating a resume, tips for
the workplace interview, 3 brief journal assignments designed for
reflection, a document for the mentor’s letter of recommendation and
other helpful materials relating to the workplace.
Program
FEES
A deposit of $1000 must be submitted with each
application. This includes a non-refundable $50 application fee and
a $950
program deposit. The deposit is credited to the total tuition.
The remaining tuition balance is due within one month of receiving
notification of the workplace assignment and/or prior to the
student’s start date. Full payment must be received before the start
of the internship. There will be no refunds once the workplace
internship has been established.
The Deposit: • Assures space in the program • Covers the initial counseling meeting with student to determine
areas of career interest • Includes resume and interview preparation
• Initiates the process of contacting workplace mentors
Deposit Refunds:
If applicant withdraws prior to start date, a refund will be
calculated less the following:
• Fee for initial counseling meeting: $200
• Fee for resume prep: $250
No portion of the deposit will be refunded once the placement search has
been initiated.
The Balance:
• Covers a comprehensive search and communication to mentors in
student’s field of interest.
• Establishes an internship in one of student’s field choices stated
on application.
• Assures Email and phone contact throughout the internship.
Balance must be paid once the Internship Connection has established
the placement.
Program Fees and Terms
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Download,
print and
mail in
application.
You may pay
by personal check
wire
transfer or
credit card
through
PayPal.
Download
Application
for
International
Students
Deposit is due with
application. Balance must be received within
one month of receiving notification of the
workplace assignment and/or prior to the
student's start date. Balance must be received
before the internship begins.
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Boston
and New
York: $3,500
per
placement
per semester |
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$1,000 deposit is
due with application |
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$2,500
invoice
balance |
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Questions
call
Dr. Carole
Jabbawy
617-796-9283
or use
the
Contact Form |
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