Chapter 183 Internship
I don’t know if it was because Hayat and the others were too harsh, but in the end they finalized the list of only eight people, many of whom were familiar faces to Zhang Wei when she was in Class A.
At the beginning, these new members were a little reserved, but after participating in a club learning activity together, they seemed to become familiar with Zhang Wei and the others instantly.
When the classes are divided into groups, I would take the initiative to find Zhang Wei and her classmates. For some classes, Zhang Wei does not have roommates, so she can still have a few familiar people.
So this club recruitment seemed to be more than just a club activity. It was as if a small gap had been opened in their small social circle that had remained unchanged for several years, and some fresh blood had poured in.
It was from this time that Zhang Wei began to realize that, oh, now it wasn’t that others were excluding them, but that they suddenly became very popular.
However, their lives have not changed much, but the club's learning activities have indeed become much smoother. With more people, even in unpopular courses, they can find someone to communicate and talk to.
The internship that Tracy had mentioned before was also put on the agenda. Not only that, other roommates also said that they could provide other internship positions.
Zhang Wei thought of Charles' company. If there was still a position needed, she might ask.
The positions finally listed were actually much more than the total number of people in Zhang Wei's Treetop Club, covering many industries, government departments, securities, media, law firms, computer companies, etc., all of which were well-known places in the UK and even in the world.
Zhang Wei believes that although it is just an internship position, if this job listing is placed in a prestigious university, it will definitely attract most students.
"I think," Zhang Wei said, swallowing his saliva while holding the job list.
"We still need to set some conditions for students who want to do internships, so as not to damage the reputation of our club."
Many positions require certain professional knowledge. Although everyone here is the best in their respective subjects, it is still difficult to be competent in highly professional jobs immediately, even if it is just an internship.
We can't just type documents and send information, that would be meaningless.
After everyone circulated the internship position list, they all voted in agreement with Zhang Wei's idea, and finally everyone worked together to develop a template for the job application form.
The above must include the preliminary study preparation for the position you want to intern in, including knowledge reserves and specialized business understanding, as well as a work plan, what goals you plan to achieve in the internship position, and finally a graduation results presentation at the club.
Finally, Zhang Wei concluded, "Everyone is amazing. We can't just treat the jobs you've worked so hard to provide as a leisurely experience. We must be responsible not only to ourselves but also to those who provide us with these jobs!"
From then on, the reputation of German students in the internship world was like this.
"I heard that the guys at Treetop are going to submit internship proposals?"
“Then let’s do it too.”
“They still have to give lectures after the internship!”
"Open, open, open, who hasn't learned anything real?"
Precisely because some preliminary preparation is required, people do not apply for internship positions easily, and this work is only progressing slowly.
Zhang Wei herself still feels that the GCSE courses in the past two years are more important. She has already chosen many subjects, and she is already busy with laboratory work. It is indeed not enough time to set aside time to prepare for the internship.
So she decided to look for a suitable internship after finishing her junior high school GCSE exams. After all, admission to prestigious schools does not only look at scores, especially for popular majors.
After the Treetop Club became famous in Germany, many learning clubs emerged one after another, and even the school's entrepreneurship club borrowed some of Zhang Wei and her colleagues' models.
I don’t know who leaked some of their internal information, although it is not an important secret.
Zhang Wei always felt that this matter was closely related to Butch, and she always felt guilty when everyone asked how the information got out again.
Alia gradually distanced herself from the group activities in their dormitory. Sometimes when Zhang Wei met her, she would leave in a hurry, as if she was always very busy.
Zhang Wei was in Class A with her for several classes. Alia had been at the bottom of the weekly tests several times. If this continued, she would probably be kicked out of Class A next semester.
Zhang Wei recently kept thinking about how Alia's eyes lit up when she told her her goals, and how she would often come to her for help at night even though she was not good at some subjects.
So after finishing her afternoon class one day, Zhang Wei stopped her:
"Alia, how about having a cup of tea with me?"
Seeing the hesitation in her eyes, Zhang Wei continued, "Thirty minutes at most. It won't take you too much time!"
After entering the room, Zhang Wei pulled out a stool from under the bed and asked her to sit down, saying:
"No one has sat on this bench for a long time."
Zhang Wei brought that simple little round stool from home specially. Alia often came over before, but there was only one stool in her room. Zhang Wei could only lift up the bed sheet for Alia to sit on, so she brought a stool from home for convenience.
"sorry"
"No, no, you have done nothing to let me down!" Zhang Wei said quickly when she saw Alia lowered her head.
"As a friend, I just want to ask you, do you still remember your previous ideals?"
Alia immediately looked up and said, "Yes, I remember!"
After hearing her say this, Zhang Wei was more tactful:
"These two years of grades are very important if you still want to go to medical school."
"I, I don't have to go to Harvard Medical School. I can study medicine at another school."
Alia had previously said that she wanted to go to Harvard Medical School in Country A, which was the best medical major in her mind.
Zhang Wei told her a cruel truth: "If you don't get at least three A's next year, you won't be able to get into any medical school."
Doctors and lawyers are the professions with the highest returns that ordinary people abroad can access, and the competition is very fierce.
"I don't know what difficulties you're facing right now, but I still believe that you, who firmly express your hope that women can have uterine freedom, will definitely be able to realize your dream!"
Alia held the tea that Zhang Wei had brewed for her in both hands and didn't say anything for a long time. Only when the steam had died down and the tea soup had become thick and bitter did she pick it up and drink it all in one gulp.
"Thank you, Vera."
She only said these few words and left Zhang Wei's room.
Zhang Wei listened to the footsteps. She didn't even enter her room and hurried downstairs. It was unknown what she was in a hurry to do.
She didn't know if Alia could return to her previous state, but there was not much she could do. People could only decide their own path.
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