Observe constituency casework, assist with research, attend community events and support communications work while learning how Parliament and a constituency office operate. Some placements may also include a Westminster visit, depending on parliamentary business, security and availability.
Work experience and volunteering with Lee Dillon MP offers students and other eligible applicants the chance to learn about the role of an MP, how Parliament works, and how a constituency office supports local residents. Placements are designed for people interested in politics, public service, communications, policy, campaigning, or community engagement.
Participants may observe casework, assist with research, attend community events, and support communications work. Some placements may also include visits to Westminster, depending on parliamentary business, security requirements, and availability.
The office says it welcomes applications from people in sixth form, college, university, apprenticeships, or who have recently graduated, provided they meet the eligibility criteria. All placements are unpaid and subject to security, safeguarding, and reference checks before being confirmed.
Work experience and volunteering placements are unpaid.
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