Showing posts with label internships. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internships. Show all posts

Wednesday, 27 November 2019

1 year Physics Internship Opportunities for Y2 students leaving in the summer, 2020


Two excellent Engineering/Physics paid 12-month placement opportunities in Cambridge which will start September 2020 – ideal for your current Year 13 students for when they leave school.
I’m outlining below the key information on each role and would be most grateful if you can circulate these with your students please, so that they can register with YINI and apply for one or both roles.
To Register: Students complete a short online form https://www.etrust.org.uk/the-year-in-industry
 
001LHSE – Engineering or Physics – in Cambridge                                                                                           
The Role
The role will include research into new technologies and helping to build and test prototypes. You will gain experience in getting new technologies to work and discover the criteria that make commercially driven R&D projects successful.
About the company
Our main area of work is in the field of innovative medical devices, but we work across a range of industries and are constantly presented with interesting challenges. Example projects could be in drug delivery, less-invasive surgery or early-stage innovation and we have an ethical policy to ensure that our work helps people’s lives.
Who would this suit?
Year 13s applying for Engineering or Physics at University, strongly academic in maths & physics.
If you would like to invent the future of technology, why not spend a year with this company to learn how it’s done?
 
003LHSE – Engineering – in Cambridge
The Role
You will be involved in all aspects of product development - from concept, to analysis, to prototype design and transfer to manufacture. This is an opportunity for you to gain an insight in what it is like working in a technical consultancy and vital commercial experience towards your future career.
You will benefit from the support of an allocated mentor and you will be part of a collaborative team developing a range of products in the consumer, healthcare and energy sectors.
About the company
We are an employee owned company with our staff at the centre of our strategy. Employee ownership allows us to maintain full control over the direction of our business and our creative culture.
Who would this suit?
You will be applying for an Engineering degree and have strong maths skills.
We hire people with a genuine enthusiasm and curiosity for design, engineering and science so if you’re the type of person who fills their spare time designing and making things, then we’d love to know.
 
How does YINI support me during my placement?
  • As a Placed YINI student you’ll be assigned your own YINI Mentor who will support you throughout your placement, making visits to you at the company at key points during the placement
  • You will have the opportunity to attend a range of Master Class Workshops to help you gain further work-ready skills PLUS the opportunity to gain an Industrial Cadets Accreditation.
We are matching students for placements now for next year, so welcome students to register now to be considered.
If you have any questions regarding the YINI scheme, please don’t hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your continued support for the YINI scheme.

Tuesday, 27 November 2018

Global Banking Internships with Credit Suisse





Steps to Success Scholarship student open evening
The Steps to Success scholarship program is a social mobility program for outstanding A-Level students in the UK who are from an underrepresented and/or underprivileged background.
The program offers a rare insight into the workings of a large and innovative global bank. The program consists of one four-week and one six-week summer internship in London, which will take place after year 13 and your first year at university. You will have the opportunity to explore different businesses at Credit Suisse, including Investment Banking, Capital Markets (IBCM) and Global Markets (GM). You’ll also receive scholarship funding for your tuition fees every year for the duration of the Steps to Success program.
On the afternoon / evening of December 5th we’re hosting an event for students who are interested in the program.
This is an invaluable opportunity to find out more about the Steps Social Mobility program, get hints and tips on how to make a successful application and a chance to network over refreshments and canapés with various Credit Suisse representatives across various divisions in the Bank.
The open evening is an invite only event for Year 13 students; if you wish to secure a space please register – confirmations will be sent closer to the date.
Kind regards,
Credit Suisse Campus Recruitment

Steps to Success Open Evening

Date:
Time:
Location:
December 5, 2018
4PM-7PM
TBC on successful application



CLICK HERE TO REGISTER AN INTEREST