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5 Internships Where You’ll Get Must-Have Skills for Any Industry

When you have absolutely no idea what you want to do, finding and applying for internships is a daunting process. You want to commit yourself to learning about a particular industry, but you’re also nervous about boxing yourself in by learning a very specific skill set.

Good news: There are lots of internships that’ll give you valuable on-the-job training as well as skills to make you stand out no matter what you end up doing. Below are 5 of those amazing opportunities, and they’re all available on WayUp right now.

1. Editorial Internship, StarChefs

While this internship may have “editorial” in the title, you’ll be doing a lot more than just writing, including doing research, working on project management and presenting ideas and content to a niche audience. Apply now.

2. Digital PR Intern, Cyber PR

At Cyber PR, you’ll be doing a little bit of everything, like building press kits, organizing campaign assets, writing copy and expanding social media channels for their clients.

Even if you aren’t sure you want a role in PR in the future, it’s a unique opportunity to learn about how to build and package brands while also managing clients and their requests. Apply now.

3. Social Media Intern, PrettyFULL

As a social media intern at PrettyFULL, you’ll have the ability to sharpen many skills, including growth hacking, effective communication and analytics. Plus, you’ll have a front row seat to watching a blog turn into a business. Not too shabby.  Apply now.

4. Contributor, New ESQ

Want to write for a brand new publication that’s offering content, opportunities and resource to the legal community? New ESQ is looking for writers, and if you’re a pre-law student or just one who’s studied the law in college, this may be the role for you.

And in addition to writing, you’ll also have the opportunity to watch a publication and business grow from the ground up, a rare opportunity for students. Apply now.

5. Web and Digital Content Producer, Bis Designer Resale

Talk about a position that requires you to do it all: Bis Designer Retail needs a Content Producer who can select and arrange merchandise, aid in product selection, help out on photo shoots and assist in writing and presenting reports.

It’s a role that’ll allow you to learn about a creative industry while seeing all the analytical and data-driven work that goes on behind the scenes. Apply now.

No matter what industry you’re going into, these 5 opportunities are giving you the chance to learn a lot. What’s stopping you from applying?

Lily Herman

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