EU Recruits Interns To Expose The Dark Zone Of College Student Internship

"EU open internship, internship period of 5 months, the monthly subsidy of 1000 euros, air tickets." Recently, the information of a European Union recruiting intern was widely circulated in WeChat's circle of friends, causing a lot of forwarding concerns. However, the news came soon after, "the EU interns are false news" information again detonate the circle of friends. It was not long before the EU delegation in China had to issue a clarification on the official website that the internship opportunity was indeed a real project implemented by the European Commission.

In fact, facing College student The practice trap has a long history. For college students who take internship and part-time jobs as an important way to cultivate their inner strength and understand the society, similar network platforms, intermediary companies, acquaintances, grassroots organizations, these seemingly "all roads lead to the future" road of job hunting actually hide a trap, which can be overlooked without care.

In the next semester of junior high school, Zhao Qing's professional courses are basically completed. With the idea that she should take the knowledge out of school to exercise, she began to apply for internship. Resumes fly to specific destinations - human resources management related posts.

Zhao Qing thought he would vote. resume I was very cautious when I was there. She deliberately chose several "famous big websites", and all of them were websites certified by the company, with a scale of more than 100 people. Some websites claim that they will provide identity authentication to the companies that publish the recruitment information. The company is certified by uploading business licenses, tax registration certificates, certificates of opening permits, etc.

After delivering more than 30 resumes, Zhao Qing received an interview notice from a cultural company. She recalled that it was in the "remote to no longer remoteness" place. There was no sign around. It was not like a culture company with a certain scale. in order to Insurance The boyfriend who accompanied her decided to act as an interviewer first.

From her boyfriend's mouth, it was a nightclub spot. It was very dark. Interviewing him is a more than 40 year old woman with heavy makeup. He said, "the main content of the job is to carry tea on duty." the salary is 3000 yuan, and the night shift can be subsidized.

Until now, in retrospect, Zhao Qing still felt scared. She said she had heard of some people who were killed in the course of their work or internship. "I feel very careful. I didn't expect to be cheated." After returning to the dormitory, she reported the company on the website, hoping that no one would be deceived. Since then, she has decided not to apply for internships on such websites anymore.

"School is a relatively simple place, so long as you work hard, there will be rewards. But society is very complicated. As college students, what we need is not only the growth of knowledge and experience, but also the need to enhance self-protection awareness. Zhao Jing hopes his experience can warn other students.

Hong Kun, a senior student of a university in Anhui, does not seem to want to mention the two words of "Internship" any more.

In September 2012, Hong Kun trusted the practice introduction of his friend in high school and was deceived into a pyramid selling dens in Huainan.

According to Hong Kun, his classmate, who had done well in high school and was very reasonable, went to Anhui after finishing his university in Henan. Hong Kun felt that he was in school in Anhui. He should have gone to see his narration and reminisce.

In Huainan, hung Kun lodge at this student's home. As soon as he entered the room, he thought the scene was strange. The condition of accommodation was very poor, the bathroom was not showered, the windows were sealed, and all kinds of toiletries were placed beside the windows. The toilet was bad and could not be flushed automatically. But it is not surprising that students are not earning high salaries and poor conditions, so Hong Kun did not think too much.

However, the experience of the next 48 hours was totally beyond his imagination - the cell phone was confiscated and monitored all the time. Only then did he realize that he was entering a pyramid selling dens. "I didn't have the chance to run away at all. I even went to the toilet to keep up with others." Hong Kun said. He was also forced to accept the "industry" course, which he had repeatedly resisted. The people around him advised him to say, "since you believe your friends so much, your friendship is so deep, then you can help your classmates to see how this industry is, so you can go back if you look at it." Hong Kun had to "match" on the surface, secretly looking for opportunities to seek help from outside.

One night, hung Kun was in the middle of the night in the quilt. He found the student card from his wallet. He wrote on the top of it: "alarm, five floor, robbery, help", and threw it downstairs. Finally, on the second day, the police broke in and rescued the trapped Hong Kun.

According to Hong Kun, the pyramid selling dens are mostly young people, almost all graduates who are just graduating or reading. Most of them are cheated by their friends. At the very beginning, they still resisted. Later, they understood the industry.

After 48 hours of "pyramid selling", Hong Kun wrote his diary in cyberspace. He wanted to warn younger students to be vigilant.