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Any advice on internship "ambassador program"?

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  • 30-11-2011 3:24pm
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    annyby
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    Hey guys and girls,
    i recently heard about an "ambassador program" by a firm called iversity.org .It is offering an internship and it starts like a competition. In the end it is an internship where you do marketing at you own university and you can make quite a lot of money... (up to 500€/month...) Sounds like fun and not like a conventional boring internship.
    So did anyone hear about this or is participating? I'd like to know if you think that it is worth it to apply.
    Thanks a lot and cheers,
    annyby


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    manlad
    Registered Users Posts: 472 ✭✭manlad


    annyby wrote: »
    Hey guys and girls,
    i recently heard about an "ambassador program" by a firm called iversity.org .It is offering an internship and it starts like a competition. In the end it is an internship where you do marketing at you own university and you can make quite a lot of money... (up to 500€/month...) Sounds like fun and not like a conventional boring internship.
    So did anyone hear about this or is participating? I'd like to know if you think that it is worth it to apply.
    Thanks a lot and cheers,
    annyby

    That sounds like the biggest load of sh*t ever. It sounds worse that the job internship scheme, up to €500 euro a month, so the probably nothing close to that. Also it starts like a competition?

    You sir are terrible at spamming.


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    pow wow
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,288 ✭✭✭pow wow


    There's any number of companies who hire students for marketing purposes on their own campuses with no internship/competition required.


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