Work experience for physics students at college

[r0manticide17]

Im having difficulty thinking about where i can apply that i have half a chance of being accepted! Due to health and safety regs etc i realize this may be difficult. Can anyone give me some ideas of places, or if youve had anything related to physics can you let me know how you applied, what you said in the letter etc etc.
I am based in the North west of England, but I do not mind travelling.

Much appreciated

 

[michealsmith]

no idea wat ur talking about buddy ,
wat do u mean by health and safety ?..(srry for not understanding )

 

[piercas]

I can understand your concerns about finding work experience opportunities in the field of physics. It is true that health and safety regulations can make it challenging to secure these types of placements, but there are still many options available to you.

Firstly, I would recommend reaching out to your college's career center or physics department for guidance and potential leads. They may have connections with local companies or organizations that offer work experience to students. Additionally, they may have specific advice on how to apply and what to include in your application.

In terms of specific places to apply, here are a few suggestions:

1. Research institutions: Universities and other research institutions often have programs for students to gain hands-on experience in their labs. These opportunities can range from summer internships to part-time positions during the school year.

2. Government agencies: Agencies such as NASA, the National Science Foundation, and the Department of Energy offer internships and fellowships for students interested in physics and other scientific fields.

3. Private companies: Many companies in industries such as aerospace, technology, and energy offer internships and other work experience opportunities for physics students. It may be worth researching companies in your area and reaching out to them directly to inquire about potential opportunities.

When applying for these positions, it is important to highlight your interest and passion for physics, as well as any relevant coursework or skills you have acquired. It may also be helpful to tailor your application to each specific opportunity, showcasing how your background aligns with their work.

Lastly, don't be afraid to be proactive and reach out to potential employers directly. Networking and making connections can often lead to opportunities that may not be advertised publicly.

I wish you the best of luck in your search for work experience in physics and I am confident that with persistence and determination, you will find a suitable opportunity.