I recommend you start by listening to this episode as it will better prepare you for how to maximize the podcast benefit to you.

I recommend you start by listening to this episode as it will better prepare you for how to maximize the podcast benefit to you.

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This podcast is designed for students majoring in hospitality and tourism management who have an internship or work experience requirement—including those with an event management or MICE emphasis, as it's known in many parts of the world. Over the years, I've experienced every aspect of the internship process: as a hospitality professional hiring and managing interns, as a faculty member supervising students in the field, and as an academic administrator developing internship-based curriculum. Most recently, I've even worked part-time at the front desk of a local resort hotel. So, I've experienced every aspect of the process. Now, I want to put that experience to work for you.&nbsp;The podcast is organized into three chapters: <ul><li>Foundations explores key concepts to help you prepare for your internship and understand its role in your future career. Note that the episodes are categorized as Before, During and After internship topics to address whatever stage you are at.</li></ul> <ul><li>Real Time shares insights from my own recent front-line experience in the hotel industry—offering practical, on-the-job takeaways.</li></ul> <ul><li>Alumni Voices features conversations with former students who reflect on their internship experiences and how those moments helped shape their career paths.</li></ul> Whether you're just getting started or already on the job, you'll find something useful here to guide and inspire your journey. Key links: LinkedIn Profile and more information: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonesdljContact email: insightsoninternships@gmail.comWhatsAppWeixin: jonesdljsf

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This podcast is designed for students majoring in hospitality and tourism management who have an internship or work experience requirement—including those with an event management or MICE emphasis, as it's known in many parts of the world. Over the years, I've experienced every aspect of the internship process: as a hospitality professional hiring and managing interns, as a faculty member supervising students in the field, and as an academic administrator developing internship-based curriculum. Most recently, I've even worked part-time at the front desk of a local resort hotel. So, I've experienced every aspect of the process. Now, I want to put that experience to work for you.   The podcast is organized into three chapters: Foundations explores key concepts to help you prepare for your internship and understand its role in your future career. Note that the episodes are categorized as Before, During and After internship topics to address whatever stage you are at. Real Time shares insights from my own recent front-line experience in the hotel industry—offering practical, on-the-job takeaways. Alumni Voices features conversations with former students who reflect on their internship experiences and how those moments helped shape their career paths. Whether you're just getting started or already on the job, you'll find something useful here to guide and inspire your journey. Key links: LinkedIn Profile and more information: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonesdljContact email: insightsoninternships@gmail.comWhatsAppWeixin: jonesdljsf

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