(PRWEB) June 23, 2011

The Apiary Investment Fund has announced the acceptance of interns to its recently launched trader development program. The program gives prospective currency traders a chance to establish a positive trading record while learning essential skills for money management and capital allocation in the foreign currency market.

Interns of the Apiary Investment Fund enter the Trader Development Program where they work in a simulated trading environment, engage in trading skill development discussions with seasoned traders, and pass a series of competency exams aimed at developing consistent and profitable trading results.

?Central to the success of the trader development internship is the simulated trading environment that allows interns an opportunity to engage in real-time money management activity that is carefully tracked and monitored by the Fund?s risk management team,? says Shawn Lucas, head trader at the Apiary Fund. Interns who have proven their proficiency in managing the assets in the simulated trading environment are then given a unique opportunity manage money on a full or part-time basis for the Apiary Fund.

The internship program offers interns several ways to develop their skills via online resources including live and recorded trading discussions, real-time trading sessions, a comprehensive learning library, a repository of helpful tips and notes, as well as statistical tracking and reports.

In addition to the simulated trading environment and various resources available through the Apiary Fund website, traders are able to track their progress through a series of examinations designed to help the trader recognize their proficiencies in the key areas of money management, foreign currency basics, and technical analysis.

?The best part of the Trader Development Internship program is that it gives people an opportunity to learn how to trade successfully and then develop and hone their trading skills with the goal of using real money in the live market and make it as risk-free as possible,? says John Elton, an internship manager at the Apiary Investment Fund.

The Apiary Trader Development internship program, like any other internship, gives people without an industry r