I was a part of this internship in college in the late '90s, so I'm not sure how or if it has change

Disney professional Entertainment tech internship is being discussed in the ControlBooth key west vacation packages Education and Career Development forum ; I am in the pre- screen process of applying for the Disney PI program for the entertainment tech position, and ...
I am in the pre- screen process of applying for the Disney key west vacation packages PI program for the entertainment tech position, and was wondering if anyone has done it before or at least gone through the interview process for it. Also if anyone has any tips that would be awesome.
When I was in college, they were in the phase where they didn't offer the technical internships. What they did is have you work in one of the other positions in the park and transfer into a technical position (which I know some people did). I didn't go for it because I had other obligations key west vacation packages come up at that time. But I would ask if they still did transfers (just in case, since they recommended that you apply for multiple internships at the time).
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Just wishing you good luck with that. Both me and my girlfriend are going to apply for that internship key west vacation packages next year. Sounds like an interesting program, though I have heard it is very hard to get those tech jobs.
I'm not sure about the internship but I applied for this tech position a few years ago and was offered it. I had to turn it down. If you don't mind working long hours for little pay (not sure of internship pay) and a difficult key west vacation packages system to request time off then go for it! I talked to current and former tech employees of Disney and very few had good things to say. Most use Disney as a jumping off point in their career it seems. I am sure their are techs that love their jobs and speak very highly of it but I just don't know any of them.
A decent tech can get a job straight out of school. I got paid for tech work while I was in high school, key west vacation packages both for the school and professionally. never saw the point in an internship, when I got paid to do it while learning.
I do have a decent job actually I'm the LD /department head at a summer playhouse that runs for 8 weeks this summer, key west vacation packages I see the Disney internship as a networking op , and to be able to branch out into other theatre related fields.
I applaud your attitude towards the internship. Since this business is about as much of who you know as it is what you know, those industry contacts may become crucial. I had years of experience and was well known in my own market, but it took a colleague who recommended me to change markets and get the job I currently have. I might have done so on my own (though I wasn't looking for a move at the time). Also, time worked at a theme park or cruise key west vacation packages ship is often valueable key west vacation packages experience if you want to take some of the higher end jobs on a permanent production (Broadway, Cirque, etc .).
I was a part of this internship in college in the late '90s, so I'm not sure how or if it has changed, but I had a wonderful experience as a technical intern at Disney. I was given a position at the now defunct key west vacation packages Pleasure Island, and spend the summer there running several different lighting consoles across 8 different nightclubs from 6pm to 2am. I was treated key west vacation packages like a full time employee by everyone there and was welcomed to any conversation the techs had. The hardest thing for me was that once a week we were required to meet somewhere on property to learn different things about the internship. These meetings were always at 8 or 9 in the morning and since I had just worked until 2am, getting there was difficult. I really learned tons of stuff while there and it helped me become the tech I am today. I would recommend the program to anyone just starting out.