Every Day is a New Journey

Internships are a necessary part of my education. At UNSW Industrial experience is required for engineers to graduate. This coming summer is my last chance during my degree to get one. So I've gone in to full application mode. I can't even sleep it's stressing me out so much. I WILL have an internship this summer, even if it means settling for a not as good paying one at a company that wasn't towards the top of my list. This, is a huge deal.

After this semester I will be doing an internship, which will then lead to my thesis and final year of uni (at least for now). Once I've secured an internship I'll just have to start going through the stress of applying for real jobs. Holy cow. A real job is actually within sight. As much as the application process is stressing me out I am jumping out of my seat with excitement.

Not only am I finally going to be done with uni (again at least for now), but I'm actually making it my goal. The result of all of the hard work I've put in. I mean I moved to the other side of the world to help me get where I want to be, knowing I'll soon be another step closer makes me so happy.

I'm one day closer to my next adventure, and while this isn't my end goal (I don't even have a real end goal other than to do what I need to be happy), it is a goal I've worked very hard towards. I cannot wait to start along this new journey and see where it leads me (maybe towards a Master in business and potential management position?).

Keep your fingers crossed that I hopefully get a good one!!!

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Jessica said…
A real job?! It can't be. Wishing you the best on your intern apps. Thats great that they require that for graduation.
August 15, 2014 at 10:28 PM
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