I have this this book right or this comes from having people so people think they want to I may be touch on knowing what to get out of an internship, but I said I just informs anybody's decision on on what they demand as well.  Very good.  At the end of the day, the world internship itself defines or gives the answer. An interim is learning. 

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So the value you're getting from internal is your learning. So you get money and that's a bit more that's that's an extra on the side.  You come to somebody who has the knowledge and you say, look, Sir or Mar, I want to intern with you.  


The reason I'm here is to learn how to do what you do. Is giving you skills and knowledge in exchange for. What if I did you do for them? Your time there and everything? 


So the real value of internship is in knowledge. Now we all know what economics is like.  You probably took your. So if the person decides to give you. It's typing to say oh, just to cover your transport and some expenses.  


That's fine.  But depending on how much you need what is in that person's head, you'll find that you don't even pay yourself to do that internship. it I'm not going to give you straight answer to that because I don't need to. OK, now for you to get a job. You need a certain amount of skill. And skill alone is not going to get you through now with someone with average level of skill.