How to Find a Summer Job or Internship in Archeology

If you are looking to broaden your horizons you might want to find a summer job or internship in archeology. This is a fascinating field that will be greatly beneficial on any resume.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer with Internet access

1. Research archaeological positions uncover what the different jobs entail. Consider the various branches of archaeological study when researching.

2. Decide whether you want to work in your home state or if you would like to travel. Research job opportunities in your chosen area.

3. Look online for additional opportunities. Your local college may also have information that will be helpful to you.

4. Contact prospective employers and ask about jobs or internships in which you are interested. Ask questions specific to each position to get the most complete information possible.

5. Select one or several positions and apply with a clear, outstanding resume and a cover letter. The most common cover letter format is an introductory paragraph about your knowledge of the position and the company followed by a paragraph about your potential in the position. Follow those up with a conclusion paragraph and your cover letter is ready.

Tips & Warnings

• Have someone proofread your cover letter to make sure there aren't any mistakes you may have overlooked.
• Make individualized cover letters for each position in which you apply. This will help avoid cookie cutter mentality and allow you to be specific.

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