Background Information, Internships are increasingly seen as an essential step between university and the job market, and many students now treat them as a requirement rather than an option., Significance, This shift is significant because the way internships are designed and accessed shapes not only who gets hired, but also who is left behind., Narrowing Down, Researchers have therefore examined internships closely, and their findings point in two directions., Thesis Statement, While the literature largely agrees that internships enhance students’ employability, it also reveals that they can become a tool for exploitation through unpaid and meaningless work.

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