What is another way to say 'to do a practical training period / an internship'?

• A. Lecture
• B. Seminar
• C. Tutorial
• D. Internship

Answer: (D)

A work-based, hands-on learning experience offered to students is called an internship. It’s a structured period where you work within an organization to gain practical skills, learn by doing, and typically have supervision and a set plan or goals for the placement.

This differs from a lecture, which is a spoken presentation by an instructor; a seminar, which is a small group or discussion-focused class; and a tutorial, which is a focused instructional session, often one-on-one. None of those involve real workplace experience, whereas an internship is specifically about applying knowledge in a real job setting.

So, for a phrase meaning “to do a practical training period / an internship,” the standard term is internship.