If you are asking about the initial meeting, the interviewer would greet you first and introduce themselves and shake your hand. Straight away, you should introduce yourself and reciprocate the gesture. The interview would say, "Hello, I'm _____." You should then say, "Nice to meet you, I'm _____." If your question is more about the first phase of the meeting when an interviewer asks you to talk about yourself, I would make it simple. Talk about your background, your education, how those aspects apply to the internship, or why you want the internship.

Hi! Usually, they will probably ask you questions, or as you say, they may prompt you to tell them a bit about yourself. Here are some topics you might want to discuss! Your name, Your age, Where you grew up, Where and what you studied, Why you want to work at their company. Hope this helps!

Keep in mind that every country is different. In the United States it is illegal to ask you your age, where you grew up, and if you're married. It is also illegal to ask your nationality, but it is legal to check your immigration status. It is illegal to discriminate based on your English accent, but it is legal to discriminate based on a lack of English ability or bad pronunciation.

Hi! Usually, they will probably ask you questions, or as you say, they may prompt you to tell them a bit about yourself. Here are some topics you might want to discuss! Your name, Your age, Where you grew up, Where and what you studied, Why you want to work at their company. Hope this helps!