across the waves of assignment tasking to the shores of experiences brought on through the placement.
And yes, it does feels a little tipsy sometimes at the end of the day after knocking off work and coming back to pages to read and pages to fill in for assignments.
There were times when words just run dry and the phobia of posting on this blog as most of you interns write fantastically well and the gaps were just hard to fill.
But hey. Surely this confession is not solo.
Hence the big ship loaded with gratitude.
A big thank you to all of you interns for sharing you experiences, for kind encouraging comments and most importantly for the effort undertaken in composing every word.
Another big thank you to our lecturers for without them, the course of completion and learning opportunities would not have been possible.
I have no idea how they plan the unit components which we were required in our syllabus but now i truly appreciated the way they were designed for us since the work experience placement.
Lastly, the experience placement required of us has been more then a wonderful experience for me and i hope it has been for all of you and the rest who have yet to start.
This is one of the blogs that i would carry on reading even after the journey has end because there is just endless to learn from the post you all contribute.
Sailing off now.
Warmest Regards
Grace Ye
Welcome to PR Internship - YOUR opportunity to put everything you have learned over the past years at university into practice and to get a thorough insight into what public relations is like "in the real world". This Blog allows you to reflect on your experiences, share insights with other students across campuses and to possibly give advice and support to fellow students. Please also see http://http://printernship-reflections2.blogspot.com.au/ for more reflections.
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