Intern

at  Hanover

ABOUT US

Hanover is an award-winning communications consultancy that advises enterprises, institutions, and individuals on building recognition and enhancing reputation.
From our offices across Europe and the Middle East, we adopt an integrated approach that connects the dots across channels, audiences and issues.
Our collective of smart, curious people think differently and live by a shared mission, purpose, vision, and values. These shape how we work, not just with our colleagues, but with clients and partners too.
Our mission is to ‘rewire communications for impact’ and harness its transformative power to advocate, trailblaze and make a difference.
We do this by igniting and empowering the potential of every individual within our company, recognising that each person is a unique spark, capable of creating extraordinary impact. We believe that by nurturing and harnessing the collective brilliance of our people, we can drive innovation, foster an uncommon work culture, and make a positive difference to society.
Embracing the complete range of skills and services across the communications spectrum without constraint, we create the best outcomes for our clients and deliver world-class work.
Hanover is looking for ambitious, enthusiastic candidates to join the Healthcare Public Affairs team as an Intern for 12-weeks. This is an exciting opportunity if you are looking to break into the world of healthcare public affairs, it will provide you with first-hand experience in an award-winning consultancy.
As an Intern you will provide support to consultants across our Healthcare Public Affairs team in monitoring and research services to our existing healthcare public affairs clients, support for Parliamentary and marketing events as well as admin support for new business activity. You will be immersed in consultancy work supporting client accounts across within the healthcare sector, including life sciences and patient groups.

The ideal candidate will have the following skills:

• A genuine interest in UK politics, specifically in relation to health policy and the NHS landscape and environment
• Strong personal time management and organisational skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines
• Accuracy and close attention to detail
• Good research capabilities
• Good writing and verbal communication skills
• Ability to operate effectively and collaboratively as part of a team

The Internship will be paid and is for 12-weeks, with the potential to extend. It is London-based and our hybrid working requires you attend our Southbank office three days a week.
Start Date: ASAP
Please note, that the successful candidate must have permission to work in the UK by the start of their employment.

Please refer the Job description for details