1º SEMINÁRIO DE ESTÁGIO - DOCUMENTAÇÃO

Summary

This video is a detailed guide for Unicesumar students about the supervised internship process. It outlines the objectives, structure, and flow of the internship program, which includes five disciplines, each requiring 100 hours for a total of 500 hours. The speaker explains the academic and field requirements, document submission procedures, and important guidelines regarding hours and approvals. Students must follow specific steps to secure internship placements, including agreements between institutions and supervisors. Detailed instructions on accessing and submitting documents through the internship portal are also provided.

Takeaways

• 📚 The supervised internship is organized into five courses, each requiring 100 hours of work, adding up to 500 hours total.
• 🎓 The first internship course is entirely theoretical, focusing on didactic and pedagogical guidance.
• 💼 The following courses involve both practical and theoretical components, covering public policies, social observatories, and social entrepreneurship.
• 📝 The theoretical internship course is the only one where students can recover lost grades by completing the proposed activities.
• ⏳ Each practical internship course requires 80 hours in the field and 20 hours of academic activities.
• 🔢 The maximum internship workload allowed is 6 hours per day and 30 hours per week, as stated by law.
• 🏢 Students must map potential internship locations in their municipality, including public institutions and private companies.
• 📑 To formalize an internship, students must complete legal agreements such as the cooperation agreement and the commitment term.
• 🗂 All required documents must be filled out accurately and uploaded to the internship platform for approval before starting the internship.
• 💻 Students can access the internship portal through their academic platform, where they will submit proposals and track their progress.

Q & A

What is the structure of the supervised internship program at Unicesumar?

The supervised internship program at Unicesumar consists of five disciplines, each requiring 100 hours of work, totaling 500 hours. The first discipline is entirely theoretical, while the remaining four include both practical and theoretical components.

How are the 100 hours of each internship discipline divided?

Each 100-hour discipline is divided into 80 hours of fieldwork and 20 hours of academic activities.

What is the maximum and minimum allowable daily and weekly workload for the internship?

The maximum allowable workload is 6 hours per day and 30 hours per week, while the minimum is 4 hours per day and 8 hours per week, as per Brazilian law (Law 8788).

What types of activities can students expect to perform during the fieldwork part of the internship?

Fieldwork activities may include home visits, writing reports, using specific social work tools, and observation. These activities are determined by the field supervisor and aligned with the academic supervisor.

What are the academic activities included in the 20 hours of academic work?

The academic activities include conceptual classes, seminars, case studies, and academic supervision workshops. These are essential for the approval of the internship.

What documents are required to open a field internship, and who is responsible for this process?

The necessary documents include the Internship Plan, Terms of Agreement, and the Commitment Agreement. The student, along with the academic supervisor and the internship center, is responsible for initiating this process.

How can students identify potential internship locations?

Students can identify potential internship locations by mapping public institutions like city halls, social services, or private institutions such as hospitals and schools that employ social workers. They can also consult lists provided by social work councils.

What is the process for formalizing an internship agreement?

The formalization process includes filling out the Terms of Agreement and the Commitment Agreement, obtaining signatures from both the institution and Unicesumar, and submitting these documents through the internship portal for approval.

How do students submit internship documents for approval?

Students submit the necessary documents through the internship portal by logging in, navigating to 'Mandatory Internship,' filling out the proposal, and uploading the Terms of Agreement and Commitment Agreement for approval.

What happens if there is an error in the internship proposal submission?

If there is an error, the status of the proposal will show 'Under Review by Applicant.' The student will need to make the necessary corrections, such as adjusting dates, load hours, or activities, and resubmit the proposal for approval.