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Gov internships

23border · 2010-09-29 14:23:54

Hi wondering if anyone can help me. I finished a 4 year degree in ireland and graduated in october 2010. I have finished a masters from england and just came home. Applied for an unpaid internship in a government department but was told that the dept of finance have a scheme that only people put forward by irish…

29-09-2010 2:23pm

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Hi wondering if anyone can help me. I finished a 4 year degree in ireland and graduated in october 2010. I have finished a masters from england and just came home. Applied for an unpaid internship in a government department but was told that the dept of finance have a scheme that only people put forward by irish universities may be eligible. Can anyone tell me what this scheme is and how I get put forward? Never heard of this before.

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#2 29-09-2010 4:17pm

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the only people I know in such positions are there while at college rather than after graduation...i.e. six months of their course

perhaps thats what they mean by Universities putting forward people

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