Opportunities
These resources are included to help you plan the next steps in your career.
Please note, we do not endorse any of the organisations these sites are linked to, they are here for your information only.
General
Launched in summer 2020 with commitment from 80 investment firms to recruit 10,000 Black interns.
Open to those from disadvantaged or minority ethnic backgrounds.
a scheme aimed at (but not limited to) South Asian students of Pakistani descent who wish to not only give back to their community but develop integral commercial skills along the way. 糖心TVes offer long-term and seasonal schemes predominantly revolving around marketing and management and teaching.p
Finance and Law
Money for degree sponsorship as well as work experience and insight days.
Enables students from diverse backgrounds with extenuating circumstances to earn a scholarship that will fully fund their Legal Practise Course. The project is sponsored by a range of top firms including Hogan & Lovells and Eversheds and Sunderland.
STEM
Offers a fellowship programme to help BAME undergraduates and graduates connect with start-ups to get experience.
Creative, Marketing & PR
12-month BAME publishing traineeship. Details available around May each year.
A six-month editorial traineeship for candidates from BAME or low socioeconomic backgrounds. It鈥檚 a chance to experience life in a publishing house, to find out what editorial work is like and to build the basics to start a career in publishing.
Helps young people from black, Asian and other non-white minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds, to secure paid training opportunities in creative companies, and supporting them into full-time employment.
The Journalism Diversity Fund provide bursaries to support NCTJ-accredited training of journalists from ethnically and socially diverse backgrounds.
Public & Third Sector
Provides talented BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) students and recent graduates experience of working in the non-profit sector.
8 week heritage trainee summer internships for BAME applicants.