Student Internship Activity Report Form
Student Internship Activity Report Form
During your internship, you are responsible for completing and submitting three (3) internship reports, usually
emailed to your Career Training Coordinator (CTC) every 100 hours for those completing 300 hours or every 200
hours for those completing 600 hours requirement. These reports should help you learn about the overall
operation of your internship agency /organization or Host Training Establishment (HTE). In addition, the reports
are a method of documenting and communicating to your CTC with your experiences during internship. Note
that CTC will not remind you of when these reports are due. Failure to submit reports will reflect negatively on
your internship.
Each report consists of your assessment about our internship experience and information about the agency /
HTE. While you can set up a schedule with your internship advisor that fits our particular internship, the
following schedule is suggested:
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PART II: STUDENT ACTIVITY REPORT (100/200 HOURS)
Critical analysis and interpretation of activities and events (not just a list of accomplished tasks):
1. Activities. Describe your experiences during these two weeks as they relate to each of the goals and / or tasks listed
in the Agency Information and Approval Form.
2. Problems. Identify any problems(s), both major and minor, you have had during this reporting period with some
analysis on how you plan to solve them.
3. Insights Gained. What have you learned from your experiences during this reporting period.
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PART III: STUDENT ACTIVITY REPORT (200/400 HOURS)
Critical analysis and interpretation of activities and events (not just a list of accomplished tasks):
1. Activities. Describe your experiences during these two weeks as they relate to each of the goals and / or tasks listed in
the Agency Information and Approval Form.
2. Problems. Identify any problems(s), both major and minor, you have had during this reporting period with some analysis
on how you plan to solve them.
3. Insights Gained. What have you learned from your experiences during this reporting period.
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PART IV: STUDENT ACTIVITY REPORT (300/600 HOURS)
Critical analysis and interpretation of activities and events (not just a list of accomplished tasks):
1. Activities. Describe your experiences during these two weeks as they relate to each of the goals and / or tasks listed in
the Agency Information and Approval Form.
2. Problems. Identify any problems(s), both major and minor, you have had during this reporting period with some analysis
on how you plan to solve them.
3. Insights Gained. What have you learned from your experiences during this reporting period.
Also discuss your professional goals, and how they have been impacted by your internship experience.
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