Summer Language Inter Review

I enjoy my job, I am given responsibility to manage my workload which I like. I feel like the projects I am doing are useful for the teams I am working in.

I am helping with daily tasks, whilst a lot of the department are on summer holidays etc. I feel like I am helping by taking some of the work off their hands. Also, I have already seen how the projects I am working on have helped the department.

My managers are always there to help when needed and give guidance on my projects. They also allow you to get on with your work, it is up to me to schedule time with them if there are any problems with my projects.

At the beginning, things were slow as I didn't fully grasp what I was trying to achieve with my project. Now, I know what the end outcomes of my project should be and have plenty of work to keep me busy each day.

I have responsibility to get in touch with the right people, and to manage my workload effectively.

Although I am still doing my internship, I feel it will be very beneficial for me when I start university again this October, especially in Accountancy modules.

It is quiet so I can get on with my work easily. People are friendly and there is always an interesting conversation to break up the day!

My projects were a bit unclear at the beginning, but it was up to me to decide where I wanted to go with one of them as the manager didn't know what to expect, because it was something completely new to the department.

I've been trained how to use SAP, the company's financial tool, something which would be very beneficial if I were to get a full time job here. I've learnt a lot about the way Procter and Gamble operate and do business. Team members and managers have spent as much time as needed so that I could learn the skills I needed to complete my projects.

I have to do a final presentation at the end of the internship, in front of my managers, team members and recruitment staff. If all goes well - hopefully I will be offered a job for after I graduate.

There were 4 interns like me this summer and from the start we have been there to support each other and talk about our projects, even though we are in different departments. The intern group, who gave us our induction invited us on nights out and always were happy to help if we needed anything.

Newcastle is a great city for nightlife and going out...not very expensive depending on where you go!

This placement is in a buiness park.

There are lots of clubs like the sports and social club where you get good discount on concerts etc. There is also a discount card for the whole business park which has sporting acitivites.