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1. deal structures
2. how to do due diligence
3. How to draft SHA/SPA and other deal documents
4. deal compliances
If you can learn these 4 things (even if 1 or 2 out of these to be honest) it will give you significant advantage in your internships
I will not name the course to avoid unnecessary arguments here - you will find it easily if you are smart
But remember - those are the 4 areas where you need to gain knowledge and hands of experience over time if you are trying to land this sort of a job
I request folks experienced in this field to please tell me how do I really learn more about this field and get a hang of it. Please suggest any books and other reference materials that you believe will help.
Thank you so much!!! Have a great day!!!