<human>: Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?

I went for a job interview which i felt like i did well at but there are a few parts of the role that i admit i wasn't able to do so instead of offering me the job they decided to offer me a year long internship so i could 'learn'. 

My initial reaction to this was anger because I felt like they were trying to roll me over and get cheap labour out of me. im a university graduate and i dont think it would take me a year to learn what was required to fulfill the job. I just feel like they are trying it on so they can get me to do the job for £6k a year. Even in the job advert it said there would be in house training involved with the role they originally advertised.

Is this normal? Is my think way out of line here? even if i negotiate the 'internship' down to 3 months then what does that achieve? How do i get over the fact they tried to take the piss out of me for a year? 

i've never heard of a year long internship as a graduate, it feels bizarre as its not like the job i could potentially be getting after the year is a big job, it'll be a standard minimum wage job.
<bot>: went for full time minimum wage job, was instead offered a year long internship even though the advert said there would be in house training.