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Internship

Industrial Training at a glance
2140301Course code
SummerSemester offered
280+ hrsMinimum working hours
≥ 35 daysAt least 7 weeks
CompulsoryOrientation attendance

Students may find a workplace on their own, and ISE also announces overseas and local internship opportunities on the ISE website and Facebook page. All forms and submissions are handled through Moodle.

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The process

Step-by-step

Each step lists the documents involved and the person responsible. If the workplace rejects the student (FC2) or the final result is "U", the process returns to Step 1.

  1. 1

    Finding a workplace

    • Students can contact and find a workplace by themselves.
    • ISE also announces overseas and local internship opportunities on the ISE website and Facebook page.
    ResponsibleStudent
  2. 2

    Personal details & internship request

    • Students fill in their personal details and upload a photo through Moodle (moodle.ise.eng.chula.ac.th).
    • When a student wishes to apply for an internship at a specific workplace, they fill in the student internship request form (FC0) through Moodle.
    • Students can then print / collect the FC1 letter and send it to the organisation.
    FormsFC0FC1
    ResponsibleStudentISE/Student
  3. 3

    Workplace confirmation

    • The organisation fills in the confirmation of student's workplace form (FC2), replying whether it accepts or rejects the student.
    • If rejected, return to Step 1. Note: FC0 can be requested again only once the previous organisation has rejected the student.
    FormsFC2
    ResponsibleOrganisation
  4. 4

    Register for Industrial Training (2140301)

    • Students register for the course in a summer semester and pay the tuition fees.
    ResponsibleStudent
  5. 5

    Orientation of Industrial Training

    • Attendance is compulsory.
    ResponsibleStudent
  6. 6

    Conducting the internship training

    • Minimum of 280 working hours, covering at least 35 working days or 7 weeks.
    • Students submit an assigning letter (FC3) to their supervisors.
    • Students fill in the complete details of the training organisation (MD1) within the first week of training (10%).
    • Students submit a bi-weekly report (MD2) within 3 days after every two weeks; evaluators grade the bi-weekly reports (10%).
    FormsFC3MD1MD2
    ResponsibleStudentEvaluator
  7. 7

    Industrial visit from evaluator

    • For domestic internships only.
    • Students arrange the industrial visit with their supervisor and evaluator.
    • After visiting the company, the evaluator fills in the Industrial Visit report (MD6).
    FormsMD6
    ResponsibleISE/Student/Evaluator/Supervisor
  8. 8

    Report submission

    • Students follow the guideline and cover page (MD3) and submit the Industrial Training report (MD4) on Moodle.
    FormsMD3MD4
    ResponsibleStudent
  9. 9

    Evaluation

    • Evaluators grade the Industrial Training report (40%).
    • Supervisors evaluate the students (40%).
    • Industrial Training coordinators summarise the result and submit grades. If the result is "U", return to Step 1.
    FormsMD4MD5CR58
    ResponsibleEvaluatorSupervisorIndustrial Training coordinators
How the grade is built

Evaluation criteria

  • 10%Training organisation details (MD1)
  • 10%Bi-weekly reports (MD2)
  • 40%Industrial Training report (MD4)
  • 40%Supervisor evaluation (MD5)

Industrial Training coordinators summarise the result and submit the grades. A result of "U" sends the student back to Step 1.

Reference

Document codes

FC0
Internship request form
FC1
Request letter to organisation
FC2
Workplace confirmation form
FC3
Assigning letter to supervisor
MD1
Training organisation details
MD2
Bi-weekly report
MD3
Report cover page
MD4
Industrial Training report
MD5
Supervisor evaluation
MD6
Industrial Visit report
CR58
Result summary & grade submission

Source: Industrial Training Booklet (Summer, academic year 2020)

Industrial Training Process

Industrial Training Booklet (Summer, Academic Year 2020)


Step 1 — Finding a Workplace

Responsible: Student

Students can contact and find a workplace by themselves. ISE will also announce overseas and local internship opportunities on the ISE website and Facebook page.


Step 2 — Requesting the Organisation

Responsible: Student, ISE

FormActionResponsible
Students fill in their personal details and upload a photo through MoodleStudent
FC0When a student wishes to apply for an internship at a specific workplace, they fill in the Student's Internship Request Form (FC0) through MoodleStudent
FC1Students print/collect the FC1 letter and send it to the organisationISE / Student
FC2The organisation fills in the Confirmation of Student's Workplace Form (FC2), replying whether to accept or reject the studentOrganisation

If rejected, return to Step 1. Note: FC0 can only be requested again once the previous organisation has rejected the student.


Step 3 — Course Registration

Responsible: Student

Students register for the Industrial Training course (2140301) for the summer semester and pay tuition fees.


Step 4 — Orientation

Responsible: Student

Orientation of Industrial Training. Attendance is compulsory.


Step 5 — Conducting the Internship

Responsible: Student, Evaluator

Minimum requirement: 280 working hours, covering at least 35 working days (7 weeks).

FormActionResponsible
FC3Students submit an Assigning Letter (FC3) to their supervisorStudent
MD1Students fill in complete details of the training organisation (MD1) within the first week of training (10%)Student
MD2Students submit a bi-weekly report (MD2) within 3 days after every two weeksStudent
MD2Evaluators grade the bi-weekly reports (10%)Evaluator

Step 6 — Industrial Visit

Responsible: ISE, Student, Evaluator, Supervisor (Domestic internships only)

Students arrange an industrial visit with their supervisor and evaluator.

FormActionResponsible
MD6After visiting the company, evaluators fill in an Industrial Visit Report (MD6)Evaluator

Step 7 — Report Submission

Responsible: Student

FormActionResponsible
MD3, MD4Students follow the guideline and cover page (MD3), and submit the Industrial Training Report (MD4) on MoodleStudent

Step 8 — Evaluation

Responsible: Evaluator, Supervisor, Industrial Training Coordinators

FormActionResponsible
MD4Evaluators grade the Industrial Training Report (40%)Evaluator
MD5Supervisors evaluate students (40%)Supervisor
CR58Industrial Training coordinators summarise the result and submit grades. If the result is "U", return to Step 1.Industrial Training Coordinators

Grading Summary

ComponentWeight
Bi-weekly reports (MD2)10%
Organisation details (MD1)10%
Industrial Training Report (MD4) — Evaluator40%
Student evaluation (MD5) — Supervisor40%
Total100%