Enterprise hiring college students
Car-rental company Enterprise Holdings is looking for college-educated applicants for its management-training and internship programs. It plans to hire more than 300 people for the programs, including 33 on Long Island. The company will also hire in the tristate area and in Vermont.
All of the positions are paid, the company said. The management internships last from eight to 12 weeks and include competitions with other interns to hone business skills.
Management trainees learn the ropes in classroom sessions and on the job with mentors at a local branch office. The company boasts that nearly all of its managers and executives began their Enterprise careers as trainees.
Enterprise Holdings includes Enterprise Rent-a-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car.
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