Internship Report: Writing Tips

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[...] Here is our guide to writing your internship report with the style to adopt, the teachers' expectations . Mandatory but Essential Yes, it's a real pain to write an internship report, but the mandatory exercise is instructive for taking stock of the skills and knowledge acquired during your internship. The written conclusions of your internship report will then help you to better consider your future: for which position/sector should you be heading. Here is a guide to writing your internship report with the style to adopt, the expectations of the teachers who will read your masterpiece and which will ultimately serve you as well. [...]

[...] Why did you apply for this offer and what did you expect from this internship at the beginning? Did you enjoy the internship, and why? Did the internship meet your expectations and objectives "set" when you chose the internship? Were you appreciated as an intern and for what reasons? Were your personality and results noticed? Did your work capacity, your sense of teamwork or your relational skills help the department in which you worked? What consequences does this internship have on your career plan? [...]

[...] The form of your internship report: Your sentences must be short, precise and rich in information. Spelling and grammar must, of course, be impeccable. Unless otherwise specified by your educational institution, the internship report should be between twenty and fifty pages maximum in A4 format, the number of pages varying according to the duration and importance of your internship. Use illustrations and graphs to make the document easier to read . but do not weigh down the internship report with too many figures or irrelevant documents. [...]

[...] Include in your report a relevant illustration of a theoretical scheme studied in class. Teachers like this because they feel valued: your training will have been useful in the company Incredible, everything happens Typical outline of an internship report: The content must be structured and organized in a conventional way. The Style of Your Internship Report Be critical Don't make a light-hearted documentary "à la Capital M6" about a company, but a thorough analysis of the company and your missions. [...]