Internship (noun)

1. A period of work experience, especially for students or new graduates, in a particular industry or field.
2. A program for students to gain experience in a particular field.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from german praktikant "apprentice", from praktisch "practical".

Examples:

1. She completed an internship at a law firm.
2. The internship program provides students with hands-on experience in the field.
3. Many students take internships to gain experience in their chosen field.
4. The internship is a requirement for graduation.
5. The company offers internships to students interested in the field of engineering.