By Jessica Goodfellow

PR and digital agency Golin has launched an internship that provides one candidate with the chance to travel for two months while earning London living wage, followed by a traditional three-month internship at the company’s headquarters, in a bid to promote a more diverse industry.

The project, dubbed ‘Unternship‘, aims to make the communications sector more representative, since jobs in this field are predominantly filled by the affluent middle classes, research suggests.

The agency receives 1,000 CVs every year for its internship programmes and nearly three-quarters of those are students from either top schools or Russell Group universities.

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Source: The Drum