Psychology internships at Semmanam are designed as guided learning experiences for students and early-stage learners in psychology.
The focus is on observation, conceptual understanding, ethical awareness, and supervised participation — not independent practice or clinical authority.
Who This Internship Is For
Learning Structure
Psychology internships follow a structured format combining conceptual sessions, guided observation, case discussions, and reflective learning.
Interns may observe counselling processes, assessment frameworks, group interventions, or training activities — always under supervision.
Direct client work, diagnosis, or independent decision-making is not part of the internship scope.
Supervision & Ethical Orientation
All psychology internships are conducted under professional supervision.
Interns are introduced to ethical principles, confidentiality expectations, professional boundaries, and responsible conduct in psychological settings.
Ethical awareness is treated as a core learning outcome, not an optional component.
What This Internship Is Not
- ✖ Not independent counselling or therapy practice
- ✖ Not professional licensure or clinical certification
- ✖ Not employment or job placement
- ✖ Not authority to assess, diagnose, or treat
Learning Outcomes
Interns gain exposure to psychological work, clarity about professional roles, and a grounded understanding of ethical and practical realities in the field.
The internship supports informed academic and career decision-making.