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SAS Internship Program

SAS Business Internship

 
This program is designed just for you committed students and professionals who would benefit from
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an international experience in the areas of Business and Spanish Language, and other fields of study in
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the Dominican Republic. The student enters an intensive study program of written and oral Internship Program
communication for the business world, distributed in the following manner: In the mornings, you Summer Camp
participate in an intensive program that aims to improve your ability to communicate, both orally and Summer Educational
in written form, in an efficient way. In the afternoons, there is an intensive program to develop SAS English Program
whatever other professional abilities the student needs to focus upon. Dominican Holidays
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The SAS's Program in Santo Domingo is designed for students with four or more semesters of

Mini-Venture

college-level Spanish. After finishing this part of the course, the student begins the second phase,

Tainos tour

which consists of working for a business enterprise in the country of his or her choice. This is where

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the student acquires the valuable hands-on knowledge that will help prepare him or her for a

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professional career.

8 semanas de Ingles Int.

Graduates acquire abilities, knowledge, and the contacts necessary to enter the international world of business. Note that students who are in training do not receive a salary from the enterprise that provides them with that hands-on training.

Agenda:

The SAS Business Internship program combines classes with practical hands-on business experience. Students are prepared to work in their chosen business field in one of the Dominican Republic.

The first 4 weeks of classes

All SAS Business Internship students are required to take the first 4 weeks of classes.

  Week 1:  
    Student complete their profile/resumes
    Questionnaire
    List of career options Internship contract/school contract
    Together with SAS Business Internship coordinators, they will review the procedures for choosing their internship location
  Week 2: They will attend all standard classes
  Week 3 They will attend classes and programmed interviews
  Week 4: They will attend classes, complete the interview series, and be prepared to begin their professional practicum.
     
  Participants enrolled in the 16- and 24-week programs will not have interviews until the month before their internships are assigned.
Typical 4-week practicum program (example)
  Week 1: Student interns begin their first days of hands-on business training. The program
    coordinator contacts the enterprise to see how the intern is adapting.
  Week 2: The enterprise sends a progress report evaluating the intern's development. If any .
    problems exist, this is the ideal time to arrange an appointment with the program coordinator
  Week 3: Hands-on business training continues.
  Week 4: A final progress report is requested from the enterprise to evaluate the intern's work
    during the period of his or her practicum. The intern will most likely be asked to share his or her experiences with a class of future participants. At the end of the program, each successful intern is issued a corticated of completion and a letter of reference.
  Note:  
    Intensive private Spanish classes is available all program participants (there is, of course, an additional but reasonable charge for these extra language classes).
     
  Enterprises for the hands-on practicum.
     
SAS Business Internship program's coordinators will do everything possible to locate each of our students in an appropriate position. In this way, each student obtains hands-on professional experience in the field of his or her expressed interest. Although internship location is normally a clear-cut process, sometimes it requires a bit of understanding and flexibility on the students' part. It must be understood, for example, that medical personnel and lawyers from one country are not certified to practice in other countries. Instead, we could locate the student in an administrative position within a hospital or private clinic, or within a notary or law firm, respectively. For this reason, it is important to note that the location of the interns in a particular field or with a specific company can never be guaranteed. It is hoped that each candidate will accept the best position and location that is available.
     
 

The program is divided into 2 parts:

1- Spanish class in your field of professional interest and conversational written practice.
Students learn Spanish and business concepts during the first part of the program in order to put their skills and knowledge into practical use during the second part of the program.
The period of time spent in the classroom should the same or longer than the period of the hands-on internship experience. You can choose among 3 programs:
     
  Program of: 8-weeks 12-weeks Or 24-weeks
  The 8-weeks: program consists of 4 weeks of super intensive classroom study and 4
    weeks of professional hands-on training.
  The 12-weeks (6 classrooms plus 6 internship)
  The 24-weeks (12 classrooms plus 12 internship) programs, if you have the time to do so.
     

A period of just 4 weeks as an intern is considered to be quite short. It is highly recommended that you consider. It is more difficult to locate a program participant in a good internship position for just 4 weeks than it is to locate them for an internship of 8-12 weeks-in fact, most enterprises principally accept interns only for the longer periods. This is why we ask students to be understanding and flexible with regard to the suggestions for both position and company placement proposed by the coordinators of the SAS Business Internship program.

Experience life in a developing Caribbean country and learn first-hand about the daily realities of Dominican society, culture, and politics. This is optional community service course with a practicum in the areas of public health/medicine, education, or neighborhood assistance, and optional ESL teacher training course with a hands-on teaching practicum

Activities:

Class trips ranging from visits to Santería altars in San Izidro, Santo Domingo the Free Trade Zone
Excursions to sites of cultural importance such as a batey, an economic development zone on the Haitian border, weekend trip to the higher montain chain in Jarabacoa and Constanza, weekend trip to Sur part of the country, weekend trip to National Park los Haitises, weekend to the National Park East, the Hermanas Mirabal Museum in Salcedo, and weekend trips to the Samaná Peninsula and Santo Domingo " Direct enrollment options for students with advanced Spanish language skills.

During their internships, the students will have to present weekly reports and a final paper to their professor. The professor will follow up with the students from the beginning of the program through its final cycle.
  Subject Areas: Business and more..............!
   
Language of Instruction : Spanish    
Recommended Credit: No available    
Eligibility Requirements: 4 semesters of college-level Spanish or equivalent " College-level
    coursework in public Business recommended
         
  Application Deadlines: Academic year 2008/09 Academic year 2009/10  
Fall 2009 4/ 4/ 2009 Fall 2009 4/4/2010        
Spring 2009 10/10/2008 Spring 2010 10/10/2009 Program available 2010  
Summer 2009 02/02/2009 Summer 2010 02/02/2010 Program available 2010  
             
Housing: Dominican Homestays        
Duration
8 weeks
12 weeks
16 weeks
Spring: 2008
01/05/2009
02/26/2009
01/05/2009
03/27/2009
01/05/2009
04/24/2009
Summer: 2008
05/04/2009
07/27/2008
05/04/2009
07/24/2009
05/04/2009
08/21/2009
Fall: 2009
07/09/2009
10/30/2009
07/09/2009
11/27/2009
07/09/2009
12/18/2009
Spring 2009
01/04/2010
02/26/2010
             
Fee:
USD $4,500
USD $6,995
USD $8,700

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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