Interns taught techniques to handle rescue operations, hospitality during two-month gig

Abu Dhabi: A group of six enthusiastic youngsters have completed an exciting summer internship at an Abu Dhabi waterpark, learning about rescue techniques, hospitality and first aid.
The two-month Yas Waterworld internship provided the interns with lifesaving skills and also showed them about the behind-the-scenes operations at the park. The gig involved more than 2,300 hours of work in multicultural environment.
“I have learnt discipline, dedication, patience and respect in a real-life working environment, understanding firsthand how a waterpark operates,” said Mohammad Al Abdullah, 20, an Emirati who hopes to pursue a career in aviation.
Oliver Burns, 17, a Thai-British students, said he most valued the mentorship he received and the chance to meet incredible people. For Filipina Angelica Raagas, a film student in Abu Dhabi, the draw was the cultural diversity and communication-rich role of the internship programme.
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