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European Space Agency Internship

  • 02-03-2012 11:07am
    #1
    oloughka
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    Hi, I have an upcoming interview for an internship in ESA and I was wondering if any has done one before? Or has any tips? I've done interviews before but for businesses so I assume this would be different.

    Thanks


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  • #2
    Bruscar
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 117 ✭✭Bruscar


    oloughka wrote: »
    Hi, I have an upcoming interview for an internship in ESA and I was wondering if any has done one before? Or has any tips? I've done interviews before but for businesses so I assume this would be different.

    Thanks


    I cant imagine how this would differ from any industrial/business interview. The advice for this is as it would be for any interview:

    - know your CV inside out and be prepared to talk about any aspect of it in detail - paying particular attention to aspects which may be relevant to the prospective job
    - learn about the organization interviewing you
    - you should aim to appear knowledgeable about your stuff, professional, personable etc…. bearing in mind they are not looking for an experienced professional, they know you are a recent graduate

    In any international environment, be aware that some people may have problems understanding the Irish accent (if you have one), so speak distinctly and leave the Irish colloquialisms at home.

    Finally as with any interview, arrive in plenty of time, because there could be delays getting on site.

    Best of luck!


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