Bupa UK launches youth internship programme

In partnership with Career Ready

Hemma Visavadia
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Bupa UK has partnered with national charity Career Ready to launch a four-week paid internship programme for sixth form students in a bid to help young people get into work.

Internships will take place in July and August 2022 and are available at Bupa's London, Manchester, Staines and Leeds offices, with roles available within a variety of departments, such as corporate affairs, digital marketing, HR and finance. The programme follows on from a pilot last year, with Bupa now ready to welcome 40 new interns. The partnership has previously enabled young people opportunities to develop employability skills through a mix of initiatives, including career insight sessions, the insurer stated. Meanwhile, interns will have the opportunity to meet and network w...

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