Yes, we offer summer, 6-month and 12-month internships, with new roles released all year round.
As an intern, you’ll cut your teeth on live client projects – we make sure both sides benefit.
Yes, we usually welcome students in years 10 to 13. We offer one week of work experience here at Cambridge Consultants and this usually falls within the summer holiday.
No. When we hire graduates, we want them to do what they’re good at, not to spend two years being passed from one department to another. If you join us as a graduate, you’ll do what you do best as a trusted member of the team.
We always aim to make the recruitment process as quick as possible, but expect it to take between 8 and 10 weeks. We ensure that every application receives a response and, if you reach interview, we provide constructive feedback at every stage.
Yes, you can apply for as many jobs as you like!
Don’t worry – we don’t discredit you for applying for more than one position, we actively encourage it.
We don’t have deadlines for our roles – we keep them open until they’re filled. On the flip side, if we find the right person straight away we won’t hesitate to make an offer. So, make sure you apply ASAP!
Please complete our short online application form and attach your CV. We recommend you also include a covering letter, but that’s optional. If you’re applying for a design-related role please include your portfolio.
This depends on the role you’re applying for. You don’t need to prepare anything specific for a telephone interview. You may be sent a short brief prior to the face-to-face interview, but you’ll always be given plenty of time to prepare.
You’ll meet various members of the team, take a tour of the campus, enjoy lunch in our canteen (everyone’s favourite bit!) and hopefully get a taste of what it's like to work here. Candidates tell us it’s rigorous but very enjoyable!
Expect to spend between half and a whole day with us. We want to get to know you and we want you to get to know us, so there’ll be lots of opportunities for both sides to ask questions.
Yes, we reimburse all reasonable expenses, including travel and accommodation.
Try to understand what we’re about.
Include your hobbies and interests – we care about who you are, not just what you're studying.
Don’t assume we know anything about the course you’re studying: list your modules and projects.
Thoroughly check grammar and spelling and ask someone else to proofread your application.
We need to know when you started university and when you graduated or are due to graduate.
Nobody wants to start their interview in a fluster! Aim to arrive around 10 minutes before your interview start time. We’ll make you a drink, get you settled in and generally make sure you’re comfortable before kick-off.
