Three annual internships, hosted by the Methodist Church, are run by the Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) aimed at recent graduates aged 21-30. These are 12-month, full time, living wage roles, starting in September 2023 which it is hoped will offer someone the opportunity to explore their gifts and skills in the context of an active and welcoming team.
JPIT has just opened applications for a full-time role, which focusses on communications, engagement and research. This role works alongside the rest of the team to produce resources and tools for effective campaigning and engagement. Applications for this role are open until 22 May 2023.
Two other roles are expected to be open for applications in the coming weeks. These two internships are split between working for JPIT and working in the office of an MP (one Conservative, one Labour). These roles offer an opportunity to work on the frontline of political life, and also engage with effective campaigning and advocacy, whilst working with JPIT.
An open meeting is being held on 4 May 2023 for any potential applicant to learn more about what makes a strong application to the internships, hear top tips for the application process and ask questions.
Find out more on the JPIT website.
About JPIT
The Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) is a partnership between the Baptist Union of Great Britain, the Methodist Church, and the United Reformed Church. For more details, please see the JPIT website.
