interns
n. countablen. students or recent graduates who work at a company for a short time to get experience. They often do this to learn about a job before they start their career.
n. individuals, typically students or recent graduates, who undergo a period of practical training within an organisation. Often used to describe those in entry-level roles intended for professional development.
The company hires ten interns every summer to help with marketing.
After finishing her degree, she joined the hospital as one of the medical interns to gain clinical experience.
While some critics argue that the reliance on unpaid interns creates an economic barrier to entry, many firms maintain that these positions provide essential networking opportunities for young professionals.
The plural form of 'intern'; refers to the people performing the role rather than the program itself.