Pronunciation: /ˈɛkstɝnˌʃɪp/
noun a temporary training program or job, usually unpaid, that is similar to an internship but takes place outside of a formal educational setting
A1 I am doing an externship at a local hospital to gain practical experience.
A2 During my externship, I shadowed a veterinarian and learned how to care for animals.
B1 The externship program helped me apply the knowledge I gained in school to real-world situations.
B2 As part of my externship, I had the opportunity to work closely with experienced professionals in the field.
C1 The externship provided me with invaluable hands-on experience that I couldn't have gotten in a classroom.
C2 Completing an externship at a prestigious law firm was a crucial step in my career development.
formal The medical student completed an externship at a local hospital to gain practical experience.
informal I heard that Sarah landed an externship at a fashion magazine for the summer.
slang I'm doing my externship at a cool startup next semester.
figurative Embarking on this new project feels like an externship in a whole different field.
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