Recruit an Intern From Sheffield Business School Subsidies Available

13th November 2014

Building on the success of last year's internship scheme, Sheffield Business School are offering local organisations the opportunity to apply for a limited number of subsidised internships.

If your organisation can offer a valuable learning opportunity and contribute to a student's professional development, you could benefit from: additional resource to assist with a project a fresh pair of eyes and a new perspective a funded trial to see if a working with students is for you the opportunity to develop the talent of the future developing links with Sheffield Business School Further Information What is the SBS Subsidised Internship Scheme? Organisations can apply for a subsidy to cover 33 hours of a 100 hour internship scheme. The students will be recruited and selected from the Business School according to the requirements of the role as specified by the organisation. Interns can work from 6 - 15 hours per week during term time and up to full time during vacations. Internships can start at any point during the academic year providing the first 33 hours are worked before the 31st July 2015. The cost to the host organisation is £667 plus VAT (to be invoiced at the end of the internship). The internship can be extended beyond 100 hours at a rate of £10 per hour plus VAT SBS Subject Areas The key subject areas within SBS are: Business Management, International Business, Marketing, Organisational Behaviour and Human Resource Management, Strategic Management. Finance, Accounting and Banking. Hospitality, Events Management, Tourism, Food. How to book We have a limited number of internship subsidies so interested organisations are asked to submit a completed booking form to sbsemployabilityhub@shu.ac.uk Bookings will be accepted according to the value of their learning opportunities as well as practical considerations such as location and subsidies will be allocated for suitable opportunities on a first come first served basis. Please allow plenty of time - about 5 weeks to advertise the vacancy and 2 weeks' notice for interviews to allow the candidates to access careers advice. What you can expect from us The intern will be managed directly by the client but employed by the University and we will provide: Funding for the 33 hours of a 100 hour internship scheme (based on a rate of £10 per hour) Verification of eligibility to work in the UK Timesheet management Liaison with HR and payroll A point of contact for both intern and client queries For more information and a booking form please email sbsemployabilityhub@shu.ac.uk

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