What’s your qualifications if I may ask? Maybe I can help.?

Never work for free. When you allow a company to take advantage of you by not paying you a fair wage for your work, it will always end with you being... shorted out of much more than money. Shame on this company and yes, this is a scam. more

Work probation lasts for six months with well stated pay package. Should your work be satisfactory you ought be employed on permanent and pensionable....  more

If there are no job offers on the horizon, It may be worth considering (as you continue your search for a paid position). The main question to... consider is whether you can turn this volunteer position into your stepping stone to paid employment. In other words, you will want to ensure, the work experience adds real value to your resume.

The "offer" as you have described it sounds rather vague, so you will need to ensure the terms of the internship are articulated. Is there a job description? What can you expect in terms of an orientation to the role and the company, supervision and feedback on your work? If your work meets expectations, would the company be prepared to provide you with a reference and/or a referral to prospective employers if it doesn't offer you a position at the end of the term?  more

hahaha, for me when i was for the job, they told me to begin working immediately , the month came to pass and they told me that the money will delay... a bit so i pushed up with the work and at end they just told me that for them dont pay the workers for the first month because the first month is learning the environment and gaining the experiences , they begun to pay me in the second month....andso its depends on the company culture ,let him work. more

If you can, or no other challenges go and work, you will see afterwards, maybe it a matter of testing you, you may get experience and go to work... elsewhere. worry out.  more

“If something opens up” is here to just simplify the procedure in case no interest in hiring you. Nothing for free in such circumstances, you should... see elsewhere.  more

You can go and work as an employer is suggesting, you can gain experience which can help you pass exams else where in case the company doesn't ... employ you, or show competent in those two months for sure they cant let a productive person go, just agree and start ASAP  more

They are looking for talent, and there are good and bad economics graduates. If they find their fit, they'll offer a contract.

I employed 3 people after a month of free volunteer internships. It was a budget conscious NGO, and the interns needed a lot of bringing up to speed. ... They may only need a week or two to see if you are a fit.
I would go for it if I were you. more

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Some company does that but that isn’t an internship but rather graduate trainee.
You will work at your applied field with the institution for some... Months and ones you are well furnished with their way of work and they are satisfy, employment will then follow but during this period of training, your feeding and transportation should be taken care of. more

I will advise you to take the job and give it your best; I believe it has an assessment period.

I will advise you to take the job and give it your best; I believe it has an assessment period.

I will advise you to take the job and give it your best; I believe it has an assessment period.

I will advise you to take the job and give it your best; I believe it has an assessment period.

Of course that is how some respectable company tests your patience.

Not in this economy, no one is working for free...HARD NO and block them. Keep searching. Temporary agencies are a way to get hired full time, too.

It's awkward to have it done that way after advertising and holding interviews, I suggest you engage the personnel who has said so such that you... discuss it out...could be they are testing your loyalty too to get you to a paying post. more

No respectable company will ask you to do free work. Hard pass on that BS. If they don't value you now, they never will.