The Employment Expert blog

At Employment Enterprises, Inc. (EE, Inc.), we are constantly on the lookout for fresh faces to intern at local companies – including our own. Our internship programs have given many students the real-world career experience they need while providing employers with eager, educated, and professional employees.

When I was in college, my department required each student to complete two internships to graduate with our major's degree. There were prerequisite courses that had to be taken before each internship. And to top it off, one of the internships had to be completed during a semester (so you couldn't do two summer internships).

At Employment Enterprises, Inc. (EEI), we are constantly on the lookout for fresh faces to intern at local companies - including our own. Our internship programs have given many students the real-world career experience they need while providing employers with eager, educated, and professional employees. Our own intern, Patrick Maercklein, attends James Madison University (JMU) in Harrisonburg, Virginia. We asked him to provide some insight into his experiences as an intern and to reflect on his time with Employment Enterprises.  

At Employment Enterprises, Inc. (EEI), we are constantly on the lookout for fresh faces to intern at local companies - including our own. Our internship programs have given many students the real-world career experience they need while providing employers with eager, educated, and professional employees. Our own intern, Brielle Burris, graduated from George Mason University (GMU) on May 17. We are fortunate enough to have her joining us full-time to continue the valuable work she has contributed to our team. We asked Brielle to provide some insight into her experiences as an intern and to reflect on her time with EEI thus far.