The Independent Independent Study and Independent Study Program Independent Study Program (MSIB MBKM) is an accelerated and accelerated internship program with a well-designed learning experience. This program was launched by the Directorate General of Higher Education (Ditjen Dikti) of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemendikbudristek).
Erika Rahmawati is a Faculty of Law, 51动漫 (FH UNAIR) batch 2020 student who carries out an internship through the MSIB MBKM program at the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR RI), to be precise, at the Legislation Body. Through an interview with FH News on Wednesday (9/11/2022), Erika shared her experience during the MSIB MBKM program at the DPR RI.
“I chose an internship at the DPR RI because it will certainly support my background as a law student. I can deepen my knowledge about the procedures for drafting to the promulgation of a legal product which will have a major impact on the implementation of the state administration,” said Erika.
Erika claimed to know information about opening an internship at the DPR RI from Batch I Internship DPR RI alumni, namely a Semarang State University student named Ria. He was finally interested in registering through the Merdeka Apprentice platform.
“I received information about opening an internship at the DPR RI through my senior brother, Ms. Ria, from the State University of Semarang. Coincidentally, Kak Ria is an apprentice of Batch I at the DPR RI. For further information regarding the internship registration, please see the Instagram account @magangmerdeka,” explained Erika.
Erika also shared her most memorable experience during the internship program. She said the most amazing experience was when he was assigned to compile Academic Papers and Draft Laws. She and her teammates chose the topic of electric vehicles to raise.
“At that time, all of us were invited by the mentor to Puncak, Bogor. This makes the internship assignments that we do not become a burden for the interns. And I’m very grateful for that moment,” he said.
Erika said she could not confirm whether she would have a career at the agency where she is currently interning after graduating. However, she appreciates the performance of the legislative body, the unit where she is an apprentice.
“I appreciate the legislative body’s performance in drafting and enacting legal products. In my opinion, the job is exciting and challenging,” she said.
In closing, Erika conveyed tips and tricks to pass the internship and message impressions during the internship. According to her, tips and tricks to pass the internship tests are to prepare files such as letters of recommendation and student accountability letters long before the registration day begins.
“Don’t forget to prepare your Curriculum Vitae and portfolio as well as possible. Then at the psychological test stage, practice more basic questions. And for the interview stage, the key is confidence. Several internship partners require a statement of purpose, so it is also necessary to study the proper and correct way of writing,” said Erika.
Erika said she had many friends who supported her to continue studying. In addition, she met with a very nurturing mentor in carrying out her apprenticeship.
“Of course, I feel a lot of joy,” she concluded.
