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Internship Opportunities 
An internship through LWPI can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your career. LWPI internships provide a breadth of opportunities, from working with a variety of vendors and learning the details behind each type of business within the wedding industry to working directly with new bridal clients.
There are exciting business opportunities, as well. Internships also are a great time to explore new places. From California to New York or the Netherlands, LWPI's partners and facilities are found in some of the most desirable destinations in the world. But it's the projects you'll work on that really make the difference. Whatever you choose, you'll be doing a lot more than a job. And you'll get a lot more in return.
After completing the internship with six (6) months of service, the intern will be assigned to a position in the assigned territory. Some interns, may elect to extend their internships for as much as a year while they work on developmental assignments that may not be completed by the six(6) month time frame.
To apply for an internship please send a cover letter and resume to internship@lovegevity.com
FAQ’s
What is an internship?
An internship is an opportunity for you to get hands-on experience in wedding and event planning and to further develop your skills. Doing an internship enables you to connect the knowledge and skills you have gained from your academics and apply them in a work setting. Doing an internship enables you to draw from your work experiences to inform what you have learned in the classroom.
In addition, an internship lets you:
- determine if you enjoy working in a specific area of interest within the wedding & event planning industry
- get an insider's look at different employers
- make those important professional networking connections with people who may hire you in the future or be able to refer you to people who are able to hire you
- begin to develop the skills you'll need for a successful transition from certified graduate to professional.
What should I consider before doing an internship?
- what you hope to get out of the experience
- what skills and knowledge you bring to the internship
- expectations your faculty advisor will have if you are doing the internship for job placement
- expectations of your internship site supervisor
- the type of organization where you're doing your internship
- the number of hours a week you spend at your internship
What you will get out of your internship is a learning experience - one where you will polish your existing skills and develop new skills. You'll also get an edge on the competition when it comes to securing employment.
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