sorry...an internship is for a student or graduated within 12 months; a traineeship for someone with a degree already and at least 5 years work experience.

Whats the difference between a trainee and an intern?

Educational Intent. ... When "trainee" is used to refer to an individual in an unpaid training program at a workplace, the kind of program an intern would also enter, that trainee is completing vocational education. An intern in a training program is completing a college degree.

What is the purpose of a traineeship?

The aim of a traineeship is to help young people gain the skills and experience they need to get an apprenticeship or job. Traineeships are a highly flexible programme which providers can tailor to their local context, to the needs of particular groups of young people and to local employers.