Very very much. We were given so much responsibility that totally surpassed my expectations of a normal internship.
Very much. Interns are a hugely important part of the team and, in my department, we made up a sizeable proportion.
Everyone was so helpful and friendly, even extending beyond my immediate team. I went for coffees with loads of people across the company to find out more about what they did which was invaluable.
It came in waves, but I always had something to work on. We had a good balance of regular tasks and ad hoc requests.
Loads. I ran 4 regular quarterly reports and also was given a variety of ad hoc tasks to do. I was the only intern in my department that bridged 2 teams, so I had a fair amount of work.
I studied English at uni so it wasn't hugely related, but has been incredibly useful as a starting point for a career in media.
Amazing perks - movie screenings, premieres, workshops. Everyone was so friendly and kind.
Really well organised by my team, although they really threw us in at the deep end! Probably the best way to learn, though.
Not amazing in terms of career progression. I would have preferred a few more opportunities to network or learn about opportunities for people starting off their careers.
Company Parties/Events
Healthcare/Dental
Travel loan
Highly appealing - my internship has been extended for 2 months and I'm really keen to stay as long as possible. The careers portal is really helpful, as is everyone in HR, so I am optimistic.
There are so many interns and we had lots of events to get to know each other. I've made really great friends this year.
Our offices are in central London so it is super expensive. Going for drinks after work was never cheap but always fun.
Our offices are in central London so it is super expensive. Going for drinks after work was never cheap but always fun.
Yes - lots of sports teams, bake sales, screening etc.
Placement Year (10 Months+)
Central London and City
July 2019