As students approach their graduation day, internship is one final hurdle to overcome before they can finally don their togas and march to receive their diplomas. On-the-job training (OJT) serves as a crucial learning opportunity to obtain hands-on experience within their chosen fields, as they meet and network with industry experts in their prospective careers. It can be said that OJTs can either make or break a young graduate’s first foray into the working adult world.
So the latest batch of graduates from the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde weighed in on three tips to further improve the practicum process. Janelle points out that supplementary learning programs will equip interns with substantial knowledge As the on-the-job training serves as an intern’s first impressions of their chosen industry, a foundational set of goals and objectives are instrumental to guide them in maximizing their experienc