Secondary School Intern @ Shell Concepts

The report outlines the internship experience at Shell Concepts, a Consulting Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Firm, where the individual served as a Secondary School Intern from 2014 to 2016. During this period, the intern engaged in various activities that contributed to their professional development and understanding of the engineering field.

The intern participated in site meetings alongside the company owner and staff, gaining firsthand experience in project management and client interactions. They were involved in drawing designs and had the opportunity to submit their own design samples for Kings College, showcasing their creativity and technical skills. The report emphasizes the importance of learning computer design tools and understanding the ethical considerations in the workplace, particularly in dealing with clients and financial management.

Throughout the internship, the intern documented their experiences and learnings in a report submitted to Kings College Lagos, which served as a reflective exercise on their time in the engineering industry. The report also discusses the challenges faced, such as navigating client relationships and the financial implications of project delivery, particularly in cases where payments were delayed.

Furthermore, the intern connects their experience to their academic pursuits at Atlantic International University, highlighting how the internship reinforced their understanding of quality management and the complexities of client interactions. The report concludes by linking the knowledge gained to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, particularly emphasizing the need for transparency and strong organizational practices to foster trust and accountability in engineering projects. Overall, the internship experience at Shell Concepts provided valuable insights and practical skills that will benefit the intern in their future endeavors.