2015 Internship Handbook Includes Expectations, Directions and Forms for Both BLE Student Interns and their Supervisors.

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2015 Internship Handbook Includes Expectations, Directions and Forms for Both BLE Student Interns and their Supervisors

Internship Information & Directions for Students It is vitally important that you approach your internship with the proper mind-frame. You must think of yourself as a professional, not a high school student. Not only will a positive internship help you learn and grow, it may also result in future paid internships, employment, or, at the very least, an important college reference. Your professionalism will reflect back on the school, the BLE program, and yourself, whether you give your best attitude and effort or not. Please strongly consider these things before beginning your internship. Below are a few directions and expectations for your BLE Internship. Please remember, you can always call my cell (Mr. Connolly) at 925-784-6820 or email me if you have any questions or concerns. Directions & Expectations Once you know where you are doing your internship and who your supervisor will be, please email me (connollyp@flhsemail.org) the name of the supervisor and his or her contact information. Include the name of the company/organization. This is important even if Mr. Connolly organizes the internship for you. Plan on always arriving 15 minutes early. In the rare occasion that you might be late, call 10 minutes before the arranged start time. Dress professionally! You should look more professional than the other employees or interns. Be a great communicator. Share your cell phone number and email address with your supervisor. Be especially polite when you interact with other employees. If your internship includes different supervisors or you complete your 120 hours with different organizations, you must fill out multiple forms for each experience. There are two forms that must be given to each supervisor and two other forms that must be completed and turned in at the end of your internship. Both of these need signatures from your supervisor. Plan on giving a 5-7 minute presentation on your internship. If you are allowed, take pictures of your experiences during your internship. Presentations will take place this coming school year. Mr. Connolly will give your more specific instructions later. Work hard and have a positive attitude even if you don’t like the work you are doing. If there is not immediate work for you to do, ask someone else if you can help. Contact me if you have any questions or if something is not going well. If your internship has too many monotonous or non-learning activities, call me.

Beginning Your Internship This document was created to help you in the beginning days of your internship. It is designed to be a framework for your beginning interactions with your supervisor. He/She might work differently than this. If so, just go with it. After Finding Out Your Supervisors Contact Information: 1) Call to set up a phone appointment or a visit. If you don’t get a phone appointment, plan on dressing like you are attending a job interview for your first meeting. Topics for your first conversation may include: Clarifying the hours you are available to work. Asking him/her what days and hours best fit the organizations needs. What is proper attire in their organization? Explain that you want to appear professional. Where would the supervisor like you to report each day. Clarify how your supervisor can reach you. Ask what is the best way to reach your supervisor if you are ill or can’t come to work. 2) During your first meeting at the site of your internship: Provide your Supervisor with the two-paged form titled, “Information for Internship Supervisors”. There are suggested topics on Page 2 for your discussion. Show him/her the forms that you will fill out at the end of the internship and have them sign. Those are named, “Documentation of Internship Hours” and “Internship Verification.” Ask any questions you might have.

The form is named: “Information for Internship Supervisors” Give the following two-paged form to your Internship Supervisor on the First Day The form is named: “Information for Internship Supervisors”

Information For Internship Supervisors About Faith Lutheran’s BLE Program: Faith Lutheran’s BLE program is building its reputation as a leader in Business classes that specialize in Entrepreneurship and Leadership. With impressive students (99% of the class of 2013 are attending college), we strive to achieve excellence in academics leading to collegiate success and success in future career paths. Our BLE (Business, Leadership, & Entrepreneurship) Program aims to provide our top students with the coursework and experiences to excite and prepare them for elite university programs in similar BLE fields. In addition, students must take specialized courses in a chosen area. These courses are specifically designed with a focus on collaboration, problem-solving, and competition. Currently, we are offering Foundations of Business and in the 2014-2015 school year, we will add Entrepreneurship and Leadership. As the final and most important piece of the BLE Program at Faith Lutheran, students may complete an internship experience totaling 100 hours inside a company, organization, or university of their choosing. Although students can complete their hours in various organizations, we prefer they remain with one for all 100 hours. More information regarding our internship, including suggestions and requirements, can be found on the next page. pg. 1 of 2

Information For Internship Supervisors Helpful Suggestions for Internship Supervisors: Your intern is amongst the best and brightest Faith Lutheran students. BLE students were selected based on high behavioral and academic standards. We have provided a few suggestions to help the internship go smoothly for both you and the intern. The expectation is that the intern acts professionally and is a benefit to your organization. Clarify your expectations for the internship: a. Dates and times for work to be completed b. Dress code (please have them dress like other professionals). c. Exchange phone numbers. What is the procedure if the Intern or Supervisor can not make a pre-determined date or time? d. Provide them with an appropriate name tag or identification card. e. Provide a secondary person (colleague or administrative assistant) for the Intern to check-in with if they have needs or questions. f. Provide any information about areas of the workplace that they have access to; clarify areas that are off-limits. g. Clarify expectations for each given task or observation. h. Review and safety procedures. If you have a concern about the performance or attitude of your intern. a. First, have one conversation with the intern about your concern and clarify the expected behavior or production change that you desire. b. If any other concerns arise, please call Patrick Connolly, Head of the BLE program, at 925-784-6820. I will immediately remedy the situation for you. Responsibilities of the Internship Supervisor: Provide an internship with a high-level of learning. Although the intern may have a variety of tasks assigned to them, we do not want the majority of work to be non-learning activities. These would include many hours of office filing, test-tube washing….etc. Please contact me if you need clarification (Patrick Connolly—925-784-6820) Supervise or assign supervision for all or part of the 100 required hours of the internship. This can include independent work in your company or organization if the work involved is part of a larger project. At the conclusion of the internship, sign the document titled, “Documentation of Internship Hours” and complete and sign the document titled, “Internship Verification.” Pg. 2 of 2

The Following Two Forms Need to be Completed and Returned to Mr The Following Two Forms Need to be Completed and Returned to Mr. Connolly at the Conclusion of Your Internship! The two forms are named: 1) Documentation of Internship Hours & 2) Internship Verification

Documentation of Internship Hours PLEASE HAVE THIS SIGNED & RETURNED TO FAITH LUTHERAN AFTER THE COMPLETION OF YOUR INTERNSHIP Students: Use Multiple Sheets if Necessary. Each sheet must be signed by an Internship Supervisor. Student Name: __________________ Name of Company or Organization:___________________________ Supervisor’s Name:___________________________ Supervisor’s Phone Number:_____________________ Date: _______ Start Time: ________ End Time:_______ Total Hours on This Sheet__________ Supervisor’s Signature:___________________________ Date: _______ Start Time: ________ End Time:_______

Internship Verification PLEASE HAVE THIS SIGNED & RETURNED TO FAITH LUTHERAN (SCOTT FOGO) AFTER THE COMPLETION OF YOUR INTERNSHIP If you complete your internship hours with different supervisors, please have use a different form for each supervisor. Student Information: (To be filled out by Student) Name:___________________________________ Age:_____ Year in School:_______ Company/Organization Information: (To be filled out by Student) Name of Company or Organization:_____________________________________________ Company or Organization’s Address:_________________________ City_______________ State______ Zip_________ Supervisor’s Name_______________________________ Supervisor’s Position/Title_____________________________ Supervisor’s Phone Number______________________ Internship Verifications: (to be filled out by Internship Supervisor) Description of Student Internship (tasks, observations, etc) ________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Comments:____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Number of Total Hours Completed: __________________ Supervisor Signature: ______________________________