Students in Essex are being offered the chance to gain business skills during their summer holidays - and get paid for it.
Those taking part in the eight-week assignment to small businesses will get £180 a week tax free and stand a chance of winning a cash prize of up to £1,000.
The project is part of the Shell Technology and Enterprise Programme for Undergraduates (Step) and is being organised by the Essex Development and Regeneration Agency with Business Link for Essex.
The undergraduates, who must have completed two years' study, will be matched with the specific needs of a small business and get the chance to bring fresh ideas on projects, such as research, development and innovation.
For information about the scheme, contact Chris Grayson or Glynis Argue on 01277 362944.
Published Wednesday January 12, 2005
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