Should I be a PR Intern?
Internships can give a big boost up your career ladder in public relations. Lots of leads and links, and don't miss the 'best tip' for making the most of your intern time.

Internship Programs Best of the Net
The InternshipPrograms.com database is a large dynamic collection of internships available. Listings are listed and updated by the actual employers ensuring the most recent and accurate information. Search for internships by company name, location, and/or profession. (Tip: Search under "Communications and Media" for PR internships).

Internships
Some sound advice on landing and maximizing internships, from Wetfeet.

Work in PR Best of the Net
Seeks to be 'the premier jobsite for current & future PR professionals.' Free registration required.

Young PRPros
A not-for-profit online communications forum focused on communications professionals in the first 10 years of their careers.

Hotjobs.com
Take this link straight to the PR Jobs channel. Some internships posted.

PR Career Center
What's a day in the life of an PR practitioner? Find out here.

USTR Internship

The press office in the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR), an agency within the Executive Office of the President, offers non-paid internships throughout the year for Communications students. The intern will perform basic media relations duties including compiling press clips, fielding media calls and assisting in press conferences. Intern applicants must be US citizens and not hold dual citizenship. The prospective candidate will also undergo an FBI name check. Applicants should e-mail resumes to Neena Moorjani, Press Secretary at Neena_Moorjani@ustr.eop.gov.

Top PR Firms & Agencies
Be sure to search out internships and jobs through direct links to some of the top PR employers.

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