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IREM launches new internship program on behalf of the real estate management industry

The Institute of Real Estate Management (IREM) launched an internship program that introduces newcomers to the field of real estate management. To mark the first phase of the program, which will be expanded over time, an internship section has been created on IREM's popular online job board, www.iremjobs.org. Employers can post internship openings at no cost, and students can search for positions, upload résumés and apply to postings directly through the site. "This internship program will provide newcomers to the industry with the preparation they need to succeed in real estate management," said Regina Mullins, IREM president. 
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