If you’re starting out in our industry maybe we can help you get a foot in the door.
Our Leeds, London, Melbourne and New York studios offer internships throughout the year for university or college students who have recently finished, or are in their last year of studies. Placements for promising designers and writers can last anywhere from a week to a month.
Step one
is to get your portfolio in shape. Pick the work you’re really proud of and that reflects your personality, and think about how you can stand out from everyone else who applies – remember, we get a fair few requests.
Step two
is to send us a PDF of your work along with your CV and a covering letter. Please don’t just send us a link to your personal website. We need to see everything in front of us. If you have won any awards, let us know.
Remember to include the dates you are available in your application, ideally giving us a range of dates. Finally, send your email to the appropriate email address:
For Leeds – [email protected]
For London – [email protected]
For New York – [email protected]
For Melbourne – [email protected]
Step three
is the boring bit: waiting. We get an awful lot of applications, so please be patient. If we like what we see, we’ll find you. If you don’t hear from us, don’t lose heart, and try again in the future.
Please note that we currently only consider placements for people who have finished or are in the last year of their studies at university or college, and who have attended an appropriate course in design or writing. Don’t worry if you’re a bit young yet or haven’t finished your studies – we’ll be around for a while.
Equal Opportunities
We are committed to a policy of treating all our employees and job applicants equally. In fact, we believe that recruiting and developing a diverse workforce is essential to our success. So, we welcome applications from people whatever their age, sexual orientation, race, colour, religion, disability, nationality, ethnic origin, political belief, trans-gender status, sex or marital status.