Inspiring Interns Newsletter

Please click here if the e-mail below is not displayed correctly   A new week and it seems that finally summer is here! Hopefully you are enjoying the glorious weather as much as we are. Keep reading for the latest internship vacancies, blogs and intern chat with Jasmine Boadi about her internship experience for a professional social networking company. If you are looking for an internship, send us your CV and see what we can do for you. Remember that if you have any questions or queries we're just on the end of the phone, email, Twitter or Facebook!       Have a read of our success stories to see who has begun an internship this week and who has earned themselves a permanent job.       IT Support Analyst Analytics / Computing & IT   Central London, UK 3 months Internship   Apply Now Financial Software Engineer Banking &Finance   Central London, UK 2 months Internship   Apply Now Product Development Internship Business Development & Management Consultancy   Central London, UK 3 months Internship   Apply Now           Online Ad Trafficker & Data Analyst Intern Advertising / Analytics / Digital   Central London, UK 3 months Internship   Apply Now Account Executive & Business Development Business Development, Sales & Management Consultancy   Central London, UK 3 months Internship   Apply Now SEO Executive Digital Marketing   Wimbledon, UK 3 months Internship   Apply Now           Congratulations to the following who began internships in the last week from the Inspiring team! Demis Bhojoo, Hannah Calcutt, Kayleigh Ryan, Natasha Jain, Rose Pearce, Natasha Clancy, Oana Plushkis, Barbara Baran, Rashi Verma and Jane Weavis. Further congratulations to Carlos Delgado, Yi Zhang, Thulani Abeysekara and Daniel Laffan who earned permanent jobs from their internships this week!     A graduate guide to LinkedIn LinkedIn serves as your online CV, allows you to connect with friends, colleagues and companies in professional capacity and can be a vital tool in helping you to find graduate jobs. Its value is immeasurable yet at Inspiring we've noticed that the majority of graduates that we meet aren't using LinkedIn. Click here to read on...         How to save money as a graduate – guest blog After graduating from university it can seem like a daunting task to take a step outside of the student bubble. Many students graduate in a variety of circumstances from those with a career path already mapped out to those that are not sure on which route to take. Click here to read on...     My Internship   Name Jasmine Boadi Age 20 Where is your favourite brand and why? Chanel. I'm really into fashion and I love the way that Chanel's marketing strategies appeal well to both young and old consumers. Qualifications Final year on a BA Hons degree in English Language and Literature. Why did you do an internship? The main reason for taking on this internship was that I really wanted a head start over my peers. As I have not yet finished at university, I want to have already had a taste of the marketing industry and an idea of the typical office environment before the end of my degree. Securing this internship with the help of Inspiring Interns has made me feel ready for life post uni! What does your internship involve? I am currently the Marketing Assistant for a professional social networking company. My role is to monitor the progress of the brand via online programmes, suggest new and innovative ways of online marketing, write articles for the company blog and help the marketing team keep the brand interactive using channels such as Facebook and Twitter. Your favourite part of your internship? I get to work on my favourite websites all day! Any advice for future interns? Make the most of it. Three months goes by so quickly and before you know it, it's over. Work hard, learn as many new skills as you can and get to know your colleagues well - they're an immediate source for building your contacts list for the future. Describe yourself in three words Hard-working, stylish, optimistic.           Prepare for university places chaos, admissions chief warns More than 200,000 university applicants will fail to get places this year, the head of the admissions service has warned, in a repeat of last summer's chaotic scramble following the publication of A-level results. A "carbon copy" of last year's confusion, when 210,000 people did not get places, is inevitable, especially with record interest from teenagers ahead of increasing tuition fees next year, according to the University and College Admissions Service (Ucas). Click here to read on...     7th Floor Haines House 21b John Street London WC1N 2BP Email: cv@inspiringinterns.com Tel: +44 (0)207 269 6720 Blog Facebook LinkedIn Twitter     If you no longer want to receive our weekly newsletter, you can let us know here.