Building Future Leaders: HGC’s Internship Program
In the latest episode of the Give Us The Dirt Podcast, we shine a spotlight on HGC’s Internship Program, designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world experience. The program is open to both high school and college students, offering them the opportunity to earn as they learn.
This episode features two key guests: Andrea Ribelin, HGC’s Training & Curriculum Specialist, and Jack Noll, a standout summer intern studying Construction Management at Georgia Southern University. Andrea shares an employer’s perspective, explaining what it takes to build an internship program from the ground up. Jack offers an inside look into his internship experience, detailing his diverse responsibilities, including surveying, mass grading, utilities, and office operations.
Together, they dive into changing the perception of internships from being just “free labor” to creating value for both the company and the student. Mentorship, coordination, and communication are crucial themes, and Jack discusses the unexpected takeaways that have helped shape his future in the construction industry.
The episode provides a comprehensive look into HGC’s Internship Program, showcasing how it not only supports hands-on learning but also molds future leaders in the construction field.
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