Get a general overview of the ATE Internship Program, including corporate benefits and the division of responsibilities between the college, the student, and the company sponsoring the internship.

Learn the details of managing internships and apprenticeships in your ATE program, such as the basic elements of internships and apprenticeships, the Internship and Industry Consortium Model, and apprenticeship statistics.

See the agreement provided to companies participating in the Industry Partnership Consortium that ensures adherence to the consortium’s printed policies and procedures.

View the agreement provided to corporate internship sponsors that details the participants’ responsibilities, descriptions of duties, terms of the internship, and hours of work per week.

Employers have three options in employing an intern: 1) company direct hire, 2) through an employment agency, or 3) through the FDTC ATE Foundation. Through the FDTC foundation model you would manage and handle all the payroll, worker compensation, and general liability.

View the steps provided to employers in the community to register with College Central to post full-time and part-time positions, co-op opportunities and internships as well as search the database of existing registrants’ resumes.

Review the booklet provided to consortium members that describes the program’s policies and procedures and identifies participants’ responsibilities throughout the course of the internship.

Review the internship application developed by the SCATE Center and Florence Darlington Technical College. ATE students can complete and submit their application online, or download and submit.