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Personal assistants usually have degrees in communication, business, or human resources. It’s a more complex and demanding position than you’d expect.
And since the only people with PAs in most organisations are mid level or higher execs, you’re able to network with very senior people… Even if you don’t intend to be a PA this would be a very valuable internship no doubt.