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Interns in private and public service should get the same treatment at work

Some organisations may require all interns to work for a minimum of at least six months. [iStockphoto]

The biggest nightmare for university students is looking for internships during and after their course period. For the ones who end up snatching the few competitive slots available, the question of monetary compensation troubles them.

University regulations require undergraduate students to undergo a three-month internship at a recognised organisation before one is deemed eligible for graduation.

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