internships/cadetships for engineering (2 Viewers)

[srini1996]

hey guys i am now in my 2nd year of my engineering degree (civil). I was wondering is it a good time now to start looking for internships/cadetships? Also what are some companies that are good to try? Any suggestions, i am new to this and not familiar with the structure and procedure of this, but i do however know i need to do 3 months of work experience to be able to graduate. also is it true people can find work with their related degree even be4 gradating?

 

[Renaaa]

hey guys i am now in my 2nd year of my engineering degree (civil). I was wondering is it a good time now to start looking for internships/cadetships? Also what are some companies that are good to try? Any suggestions, i am new to this and not familiar with the structure and procedure of this, but i do however know i need to do 3 months of work experience to be able to graduate. also is it true people can find work with their related degree even be4 gradating?

Not sure about internship/cadetships as I'm not in an engineering course,but from what I know from my bf/friends- you can 1) find casual/part time jobs in engineering firms, 2) your internship may lead to a graduate job opportunity 3) you can do research in your related degree (aka find a supervisor) 4) Most people start applying for graduate jobs early in their final year.

 

[ShinjAngel]

Most universities require a certain amount of work experience done during your study time. Check course requirements. They are different for every uni

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[gradeng18]

Councils are a great place to start because they accommodate for a lot of fields in civil engineering (assets, surveying,and traffic).

 

[enghero]

So I saw this ad the other day in Seek.

https://www.seek.com.au/job/38580688?tracking=PAC-P1T006

I think plenty of opportunities for internship and graduate position these days with the boom in Sydney