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Work Experience
In-person · London, Earlestown•FREE
Posted yesterday • Years 11, 12, 13 • Year 11 upwards
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See how an MP’s office operates and take part in day-to-day parliamentary or constituency work, with placements at Westminster or Earlestown. You’ll learn about the roles behind politics and public service, and if a placement is agreed, lunch and travel costs are covered.

David Baines for St Helens North offers work experience placements for people from or currently living in St Helens North who want to gain experience in politics and public service. The opportunity is aimed at school students from Year 11 onwards, as well as college and university students, young people starting out and people looking to change career or strengthen their CV.

Placements can take place either at Westminster or in the constituency office in Earlestown, and the team is happy to discuss what might be possible. The office says it will work with participants to help them get the most out of the experience and support them in their next steps.

Typical activities may include seeing how an MP's office operates, learning about the different roles involved, and taking part in day-to-day parliamentary or constituency work. The office does not offer long-term unpaid internships, but if a placement is agreed, lunch and travel costs will be covered.

PoliticsLaw, Politics & International Affairs
Duration: 1-2 days

Location

In-person · Westminster and constituency office in Earlestown, London, Earlestown
  • People from St Helens North or currently living in St Helens North.
  • School students from Year 11 upwards.
  • College students.
  • University students.
  • Young people just starting out.
  • People looking to change career.
  • People looking to boost their CV.
Pay & Benefits

Long-term unpaid internships are not offered. If a placement is agreed, lunch and travel costs will be covered.

Free to participate

Free to participate.

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