Location: London
Programme Date: Summer 2011 (exact dates TBC)
You’re interested in a career in financial regulation. You’ve done your background research. Now you want to find out more. If this sounds familiar then you’re probably ready for one of the FSA’s Insight programmes.
If you are a First Year Undergraduate, the FSA offers a three day programme designed to give you a full overview of their multi-faceted work. The Insight will combine a mixture of networking with graduates and business representatives, case studies to give you an insight into the work of the FSA and skills sessions to help you succeed in the assessment process.
Requirements
To apply for the programme you’ll need to have 300 UCAS points or more, we also require you to submit a short application form demonstrating your motivation for a career in regulation, which will take around 20 minutes to complete. Following this you will have a short telephone interview, and shortly afterward be informed if you have been successful in obtaining a place on the programme.
If there are extenuating circumstances which may have affected your grades, please state this clearly on the form and/ or contact EmployAbility for further information.
How to apply?
Please download and complete an application form and send it to applications@employ-ability.org.uk by 20th February, 2011.
Please submit your applications for this Insight programme as soon as possible, as places may get filled before the closing date. To avoid disappointment, please ensure you send your application to us as soon as you can.
Don’t wait for the closing date. APPLY NOW!
Please contact Justin Penney on 07776 090 508, info@employ-ability.org.uk should you require this form in an alternative format or have any questions.
Don’t forget to contact EmployAbility should you have any questions or require further information regarding the FSA Summer Internship Programme. We can provide additional information about this programme and can give you useful advice and tips on how to make a successful application.
