The Fishburn Hedges Trainee Scheme 2012
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The 2012 trainee programme is now closed for applications.
Why Fishburn Hedges?
Fishburn Hedges is a friendly, successful communications consultancy with a broad client base. Clients are our focus; it’s the work that gets us out of bed in the morning. Our work covers the full range of communications including media relations, public affairs, stakeholder engagement and employee engagement.
We’re a big agency with a light touch. There are around 100 of us based in London, but we also have an international outlook, with links to like-minded consultancies in major cities around the world.
We have always taken a strategic approach in the development of PR programmes and believe in offering advice that incorporates good creative ideas with pragmatic implementation and delivery of results.
Unlike many consultancies, we do not operate a divisional structure, which means we deliver the best answers for our clients by bringing together experts from across disciplines and sectors in an unusual way. Trainees are encouraged to work on a wide range of clients and often with teams that combine a mix of media relations, public affairs and employee engagement expertise. We have eight teams at Fishburn Hedges that reflect our work in particular areas: Corporate and Brand Reputation, Public Affairs, Employee Engagement, Financial and Professional Services, Emergency Relations, and Health.
Fishburn Hedges is the only communications company to have been ranked in the top 20 of the Financial Times survey of the ‘Best Places to Work in the UK’ throughout the last nine years.
What does being a Fishburn Hedges trainee mean?
Want to know more?
If you're looking to find out more about Fishburn Hedges, why not take a look at our blog, visit our Facebook page, or follow us on Twitter. We also have a digital blog, FH Beta.
More information on the Fishburn Hedges trainee scheme can be found in our leaflet.
Read about a day in the life of a current Fishburn Hedges trainee, James Lusher, here.
How to apply
The 2012 trainee programme is now closed for applications.
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