Who knows the secrets that my Tomorrow holds?

For many amongst us, this 20-day internship is coming to an end. While some are more than happy to get back to their normal lives, others are sad of saying goodbye to their new friends and leaving behind this new routine of getting up early to reach the office. And, there is ME:

Drum Rolls...

The Move For Art Ltd people are going to tolerate me for the many more months to come!
I bagged that place!

Interning in this firm has been a fruitful experience for it shaped me into a more responsible young lady and has without any doubt proved that I have made a good, perhaps, the best career choice. (Though sometimes I have to keep aside my heels to run in the streets of the capital of Mauritius, Port-Louis, so as to complete duties which popped-up 5 minutes earlier).

True, one broadens his or her knowledge within the four walls of classrooms and can make “Impossibles” to “Possibles” under the guidance of lecturers. Nonetheless, absolutely nothing equals the internship journey and experience one gains on the working field.

From doing printings, to carrying out researches, to contributing to the Newsletter, to writing social media contents, to mounting presentation slides, to finally accompanying my superiors during important partnership sessions, I must admit that I have been involved in many exciting projects.

Each and every tasks I have undertaken have reinforced my pride in majoring in the Communications and Public Relations. As much as, I enjoyed doing my PR assignments, especially the written tasks, be it Press Releases, Media Kits, Backgrounders, Social Media Posts, throughout my internship, this love for communications tasks have kept on increasing but, I also developed a certain love for networking: Something that we are not taught at university and which is of great importance for to-be PR professionals. Meeting new faces and getting their interest towards your organisation is one of my new ardors.

Even though, my time at Move For Art Ltd seems smooth, I did encounter some obstacles. For instance, my very first presentation slides were the complete opposite of what my Director expected from me in terms of visuals (I should have utilized the company’s presentation template! Yes, I had to go through it again!). Next, in the beginning, I could hardly understand the tasks my Supervisor would give me since he was quite fast in his explanations (We’ve talked about it: Thank you Emeric for bearing me). With time, I got used to it and today I can proudly say that, not only I understand and complete each mission but I also meet all the deadlines.

Serving an Internship at Move For Art Ltd has been a priceless professional experience and has boosted my confidence that this profession well suits me. This is not the end! I will continue proving my competence, and putting in constant efforts to learn and achieve more in this field.

I might not be an Events Manager yet, but hey, I structured and organised two aperitifs from scratch (Aperitifs which have been successes. Full Package: Food, Beverages, Candles, Sitting area...).
IT COUNTS!

Last blog already! Hoping that everyone is enjoying their last internship days and takes away inspiring and memorable experiences that will be helpful in the near future.

I started this PR Blog with “The author of my Blank book... Off for a great journey” and I am closing it with “The beginning of something Amazing”.