

Internship Programme at James Fisher
James Fisher’s three-month internship programme offers current University students the chance to gain invaluable industry insight and transferable skills to help shape their career prospects.
Successful applicants will have the opportunity to enhance their existing skill sets whilst gaining real world experience and growing their professional networks. In addition to developing their knowledge about our organisation and the industries in which we operate, our interns will be encouraged to share their ideas and creativity and to build their autonomy.

What you'll gain from this experience
- An opportunity to contribute to and progress meaningful projects within your department.
- Practical and transferrable skills through on-the-job training and a structured support framework.
- The chance to establish your own personal development plan to kickstart your career.
Hear from our previous interns
As a part of the programme, interns have the chance to deliver individual and collaborative projects to their Leadership teams, demonstrating their learning and how their achievements have contributed to the group’s goals.

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