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Northumbria Graduate Futures prepares for Summer Internship launch

Northumbria Graduate Futures ramps up activity to promote its exciting new Summer Internship funding following an initial announcement in March. This new funding activity is provided by the existing Northumbria Enterprise Business Support scheme (NEBS2) and is aimed at trading SMEs in Tyne and Wear and Northumberland.

The NEBS scheme continues to support the growth of small to medium sized businesses by providing a grant to recruit an undergraduate Northumbria student for a Summer Internship of between 8-13 weeks between June - September 2022. Eligible SMEs can apply for a grant of up to £2,025 towards the salary of a summer intern on a full time, paid internship. This is offered on a minimum annual salary of £18,000 per annum with funding provided pro-rata.

The Summer Internship is an excellent opportunity to capitalise on the skills of a Northumbria student, one who can apply theoretical learning to fulfil a skills gap or undertake a specific, timely project. A Summer Internship is also a low-risk opportunity to experience the benefits of recruiting a student and perhaps identify a candidate for a future, long-term employment opportunity. For further information please contact internships@northumbria.ac.uk

For the Northumbria graduate jobseeker there is still the opportunity to apply for an internship via the established graduate internship funding scheme. Interested graduates can find details of  current internships on Northumbria University’s vacancy portal JobsOnline, or by going directly to the Northumbria Enterprise Business Support internship scheme details.


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