What this means
Internship & Training Programs
These are structured placements or training experiences (often 3-12 months) where psychology students or recent graduates get hands-on exposure to clinical, counselling, research or community‐mental‐health settings. They often aim to:
- Bridge the gap between academic learning (theory) and real‐world practice
- Enable assessment, intervention, documentation, treatment‐planning skills
- Provide supervised client contact, case observations, group work, outreach
- Build professional behaviour: ethics, record-keeping, multidisciplinary collaboration
- Prepare for graduate training/licensure or employment
Why it’s important:
- It gives practical competence in real settings (not just coursework).
- Employers and graduate programs often expect “clinical hours” or supervised experience.
- It helps trainees build a clearer professional identity, refine specialisations (child/adolescent, adult, community, etc).
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