We chat with Rachel Robinson who recently interned for Irish Tech News to hear her insights on what makes for a positive internship.
Rachel Robinson is a Journalism student at Coventry University, going into her third year in September. Rachel enjoys producing hard-hitting news stories for print, online, audio and video platforms. Rachel’s main interests are national/international politics and conflict, animal welfare and the environment, and she likes to try to raise awareness of humanitarian injustices through journalism and campaigning.
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