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Pre-professional internships and professional training of administration students at Ica

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  • Dra Esther Jesús Vilca Perales
  • Mg. Rosa Felicita Martínez García
  • Leity Nicol Espinoza Tucno
  • Jackelyn Pamela Jerí Hinostroza
  • Eliana Paola Nieto Fuentes
  • Karoline Zunet Ramos Ore
  • Francis Alexander Siguas Flores
  • Adriana Lucia Vasquez Gutiérrez

Abstract

Pre-professional internships in professional training serve to develop knowledge and practical skills and abilities in students that allow them to have new scenarios of their own professional career, put into practice the knowledge and skills acquired in their study stages. Currently, in Peru, according to Law, pre-professional internships carried out by students for a period equal to or greater than three months are recognized as work experience for performance in public and private institutions, benefiting thousands of interns nationwide, because jobs they ask for a certain amount of work experience; favoring them in a future job position. The purpose of the study was to determine, explain, and analyze the performance of pre-professional internships by students and the impact they have on their academic stage as well as on their professional life of university administration students.

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  • Dra Esther Jesús Vilca Perales & Mg. Rosa Felicita Martínez García & Leity Nicol Espinoza Tucno & Jackelyn Pamela Jerí Hinostroza & Eliana Paola Nieto Fuentes & Karoline Zunet Ramos Ore & Francis Alex, 2023. "Pre-professional internships and professional training of administration students at Ica," Technium Education and Humanities, Technium Science, vol. 5, pages 69-88, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:tec:educat:ojs:8994
    DOI: 10.47577/teh.v5i.8994
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