[originaltext]Thank you for calling the University Career Management Centre (UC

Thank you for calling the University Career Management Centre (UCMC). The University Career Management Centre provides information, programs and services to help students in developing, refining and implementing their career objectives. UCMC Information Centre contains occupational, employer and graduate school information and comprehensive computer-aided career planning and placement support. UCMC also operates two programs which will provide students with out-of-classroom experiences in the marketplace and working fields connected with their majors. The cooperative education program, which is paid, gives students access to ongoing professional experience with business, industry and government and enables students to receive from two to four semesters of actual on-the-job training directly related to their fields of study. The internship program differs from the cooperative education program in that it generally is part-time, temporary work, which may be either paid or non-paid. The purpose of internship is to help students to meet their educational and personal expenses while they are in school. In addition, UCMC administers two services：the graduate student service and the international student service. The graduate student service offers opportunities to students to begin finalizing their post-graduation plans and to make successful transitions from school to work. During the academic year, employers from business, industry and government visit UCMC to interview graduating students who are seeking employment. The international student service provides opportunities for students to familiarize employment policies, job search techniques and the job markets.
9. Which of the following enables students to get ongoing professional experience?
10. What is the difference between the internship program and the cooperative education program?
11. What kind of information will be provided by the international student service?