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There are two main flavors of intern at Free Geek.  One's the paid-by-Free-Geek variety, and one is the volunteer variety.
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There '''are''' 3 flavors of interns at Free Geek:
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# '''Apprentices''' are paid by Free Geek possibly in conjunction with a contract by an outside agency such as ITT Tech.  They serve a contractual term as paid interns (Apprentices)
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# Structured volunteering, such as a build assistant, tech support volunteer, college credit, etc. (Volunteer Interns)
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# People who are paid by an outside agency such as SMS (Outside Interns)
  
==Paid-by-Free-Geek Interns==
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We have renamed "Paid Internships" to "Apprenticeships" in order to avoid confusion about internships (paid vs. unpaid). (From Free Geek's point of view, people paid by an outside agency are treated as Volunteer Interns.)
These interns apply by submitting resumesOften, we hire these interns from within our volunteer pool.  Their intern term tends to be 6 months.  They get a review at 3 months. There are two types: job experience and exploratory.
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==Apprentices==
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These interns are hired through an open hiring process by writing a letter describing why they want to work at Free Geek and how it helps them along their road to a permanent jobSometimes we hire these interns from within our volunteer pool.  Their internship is restricted to 6 months (except in extenuating circumstances whereby they work a few months extra).  They receive a review at 3 months. For a more complete explanation of paid internships, check out the [[Paid Interns]] page.
  
 
Here's some links to pages on this subject:
 
Here's some links to pages on this subject:
[[Intern Reviews]]
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[[Intern Review Form]]
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*[[Apprentice Reviews]]
[[Intern Review Notes]]
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*[[Apprentice Review Form]]
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*[[Apprentice Review Notes]]
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*[[Apprentice Exit Questionnaire]]
  
 
==Volunteer Interns==
 
==Volunteer Interns==
These interns tend to apply through our [http://www.freegeek.org/internships internships webpage].  Descriptions of available internships are linked of that page.  These interns are volunteers here on a set schedule.  Often they're getting school credit or pay through an outside agency for being here.
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These interns tend to apply through our [http://www.freegeek.org/internships internships webpage].  Descriptions of available internships are linked to that page.  These interns are volunteers here on a set schedule.  Often they're getting school credit for volunteering here.
  
 
Some links on this type of intern:
 
Some links on this type of intern:
[[Intern Schedule]]
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*[[Volunteer Intern Process for Supervisors]]
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*[[Intern Interview Questions]]
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*[[Volunteer Intern Schedule]]
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*[[Volunteer Intern Supervisors]]
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*[[Volunteer Intern Contract]]
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*[[Volunteer Intern Process for Program Coordinators]]
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==Outside Interns==
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These are generally folks who are sent here by SMS.  They're paid by the outside agency and are "supervised" by someone on staff.  They have a set schedule and are generally around for a significant chunk of time.
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*[[SMS Interns]]
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[[Category: Volunteer]]
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[[Category: Volunteer Internships]]
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[[Category: Apprenticeship]]

Latest revision as of 14:12, 26 October 2013

There are 3 flavors of interns at Free Geek:

  1. Apprentices are paid by Free Geek possibly in conjunction with a contract by an outside agency such as ITT Tech. They serve a contractual term as paid interns (Apprentices)
  2. Structured volunteering, such as a build assistant, tech support volunteer, college credit, etc. (Volunteer Interns)
  3. People who are paid by an outside agency such as SMS (Outside Interns)

We have renamed "Paid Internships" to "Apprenticeships" in order to avoid confusion about internships (paid vs. unpaid). (From Free Geek's point of view, people paid by an outside agency are treated as Volunteer Interns.)

Apprentices

These interns are hired through an open hiring process by writing a letter describing why they want to work at Free Geek and how it helps them along their road to a permanent job. Sometimes we hire these interns from within our volunteer pool. Their internship is restricted to 6 months (except in extenuating circumstances whereby they work a few months extra). They receive a review at 3 months. For a more complete explanation of paid internships, check out the Paid Interns page.

Here's some links to pages on this subject:

Volunteer Interns

These interns tend to apply through our internships webpage. Descriptions of available internships are linked to that page. These interns are volunteers here on a set schedule. Often they're getting school credit for volunteering here.

Some links on this type of intern:

Outside Interns

These are generally folks who are sent here by SMS. They're paid by the outside agency and are "supervised" by someone on staff. They have a set schedule and are generally around for a significant chunk of time.