Frequently asked questions
An internship is a period of supervised, unpaid, practical training or experience for qualified students and professionals. It can take place remotely or onsite within an organisation and is a time-limited, not permanent, role.
What’s in it for you? A taste of real-world experience in your chosen academic or professional field, giving you a leg up on your peers.
We offer internships in private, public, government, non-government, charity, and not-for-profit organisations.
Each of our placements has specific requirements, and we’ll place you depending on your individual background, experience, level of English, and length of stay. In most cases, you’ll need to have an interview or two with your prospective host organisation.
Our internships generally last between 4 and 24 weeks, although longer placements can be made if your university requires it.
An internship of 4-8 weeks is usually long enough to observe and participate in an organisation’s basic processes, learn about its business philosophy, and begin helping out on various projects.
An internship of 8-16 weeks is usually enough time to participate in and start to master basic business processes, to become an integral part of the team, and to start managing your own projects and becoming involved with larger team projects.
An internship of 16+ weeks allows you to master business processes and even start improving those processes, to become a fundamental part of the team, and to take on more complex projects both independently and as part of a team.
We’re dedicated to choosing the right placement for you – one where you’ll be comfortable but also challenged in all the right ways. We carefully select your internship based on factors such as your individual background and experience, your level of English, and the length of your stay.
After you apply for our internship program, you’ll be assigned a placement supervisor, whom you’ll meet via a video conferencing tool. In this meeting, you’ll be able to ask any questions you may have about the program and voice any preferences you have. Following the meeting, your supervisor will start your placement search and find a suitable organisation to host you.
You may need to have an interview or two with your potential host organisation, which your supervisor will organise.
Once we’ve found the perfect organisation for you, we’ll send you a placement agreement outlining some key information about your internship, such as your tasks and responsibilities.
Your activities and/or projects during your internship will all be clearly outlined in your placement agreement. These will be in accordance with your preferences, your host organisation’s projects at the time, and any requirements your university may have. In general, you’ll have a range of tasks. You’ll start with fairly simple things, but as your internship progresses and your confidence in the role develops, you’ll be given more responsibilities and complex tasks.
We offer both full-time (up to 40 hours per week) and part-time internships (as few as 16 hours per week), so you can manage your internship around your studies and other commitments. Your weekly hours will depend on your preferences, the needs of your host organisation, and any requirements your university might have.
Internships do not usually have a built-in holiday break, however we can arrange these on a case-by-case basis. If you have a set holiday date (as many local university and study abroad students do) or you have family visiting, for example, let us know during the interview process and we’ll arrange this time off with your host organisation when we negotiate your placement. Remember also, that once your placement agreement is in place, you’ll know your expected hours to be working and can plan your weekly time-off away around this.
If you’ve booked accommodation with INTERNeX, please note that you are not entitled to refunds on your accommodation fees if you are not staying in the accommodation during your any break from the placement. For this reason, we recommend you take holidays either before your internship starts or after it ends.
We’re partnered with several local travel organisations so you can book a travel package within New Zealand before you depart your home country and will discuss travel plans and options in your initial consultation and can book these for you when you confirm your arrival and departure dates.
In short, yes. We can make all internship placements are made in accordance with any requirements your university has. You should check with your university or faculty head that your placement can receive course credit and whether your university has any requirements you must meet – e.g. number of hours worked; length of placement etc. We’ll take these into account when we make your placement.
Any students from our local or international partner universities will automatically get course credit applied on successful completion of your placement and submission to your University. If your University is not a partner of INTERNeX we are happy to provide any feedback or ensure reporting standards that are required for your University.
In Auckland, host organisations are located all over the city, so your travel time will depend on where you live. However, we aim to keep travel time as short as possible, and if you book accommodation via INTERNeX, we’ll ensure that your travel time is no longer than an hour each way (which is an average Auckland commute). Outside of Auckland, travel times tend to be shorter than an hour.
If you are not a citizen or permanent resident of New Zealand or Australia you may need an NZeTa visa, visitor visa, student visa, work visa, or working holiday visa to participate in placement, Please see our visas section for more information.
All participants on our internship programs must complete a weekly INTERNeX self-assessment report. This short and easy report helps us keep track of your progress, keep our local and international partner universities up to date on your experience, and ensures you’re happy.
Once you’re ready to apply for the program, please fill out an application form, where you’ll be asked to let us know a bit about yourself and the program you’d like to do. You’ll then be sent a link to upload your documents, including your resume, your letter of motivation, your references, and any other required documents.
When we’ve received both your form and your documents, we’ll assess your application and schedule an online interview with one of our placement supervisors. This interview is free of charge and gives our team the opportunity to assess your suitability for the program. You’ll also be able to ask your placement supervisor any questions you may have.
Once you’ve had your interview, we’ll be in touch with the next steps. You can read more about the full application and acceptance process here.
Once you are accepted to the program, we’ll issue a confirmation email and invoice. Upon receipt of this initial payment, we’ll begin your placement search.
A remote internship is a period of supervised, unpaid, practical training or experience for qualified students and professionals. It takes place at a physical distance from the internship’s host organisation, and is a time-limited, not permanent, role.
We offer internships in private, public, government, non-government, charity, and not-for-profit organisations.
Each of our placements has specific requirements, and we’ll place you depending on your individual background, experience, level of English, and length of stay. In most cases, you’ll need to have an interview or two with your prospective host organisation.
Placements are not available in fields where direct contact is a required element of the position.
Our internships generally last between 4 and 24 weeks, although longer placements can be made if your university requires it.
An internship of 4-8 weeks is usually long enough to observe and participate in an organisation’s basic processes, learn about its business philosophy, and begin helping out on various projects.
An internship of 8-16 weeks is usually enough time to participate in and start to master basic business processes, to become an integral part of the team, and to start managing your own projects and becoming involved with larger team projects.
An internship of 16+ weeks allows you to master business processes and even start improving those processes, to become a fundamental part of the team, and to take on more complex projects both independently and as part of a team.
After you apply for our internship program, you’ll be assigned a placement supervisor, whom you’ll meet via a video conferencing tool. In this meeting, you’ll be able to ask any questions you may have about the program and voice any preferences you have. Following the meeting, your supervisor will start your placement search and find a suitable organisation to host you.
You may need to have an interview or two with your potential host organisation, which your supervisor will organise.
Yes! You can take your remote internship from anywhere in the world, so long as you fulfill the hours you’ve agreed upon with your host organisation, and you have access to a computer and a good internet connection.
Your activities and/or projects during your internship will all be clearly outlined in your placement agreement. These will be in accordance with your preferences, your host organisation’s projects at the time, and any requirements your university may have. In general, you’ll have a range of tasks. You’ll start with fairly simple things, but as your internship progresses and your confidence in the role develops, you’ll be given more responsibilities and complex tasks.
We offer both full-time (up to 40 hours per week) and part-time internships (as few as 16 hours per week), so you can manage your internship around your studies and other commitments. Your weekly hours will depend on your preferences, the needs of your host organisation, and any requirements your university might have.
Once your placement agreement is in place you will know your expected hours of internship, and you will be able to plan time off around these. You will be able to plan your internship around your commitments at home, including planned holidays.
In short, yes. We can make all internship placements are made in accordance with any requirements your university has. You should check with your university or faculty head that your placement can receive course credit and whether your university has any requirements you must meet – e.g. number of hours worked; length of placement etc. We’ll take these into account when we make your placement.
Any students from our local or international partner universities will automatically get course credit applied on successful completion of your placement and submission to your University. If your University is not a partner of INTERNeX we are happy to provide any feedback or ensure reporting standards that are required for your University.
No. You do not need a visa to complete a remote internship as you will not be travelling to any foreign countries.
All participants on our internship programs must complete a weekly INTERNeX self-assessment report. This short and easy report helps us keep track of your progress, keep our local and international partner universities up to date on your experience, and ensures you’re happy.
Once you’re ready to apply for the program, please fill out an application form, where you’ll be asked to let us know a bit about yourself and the program you’d like to do. You’ll then be sent a link to upload your documents, including your resume, your letter of motivation, your references, and any other required documents.
When we’ve received both your form and your documents, we’ll assess your application and schedule an online interview with one of our placement supervisors. This interview is free of charge and gives our team the opportunity to assess your suitability for the program. You’ll also be able to ask your placement supervisor any questions you may have.
Once you’ve had your interview, we’ll be in touch with the next steps. You can read more about the full application and acceptance process here.
The team at INTERNeX have worked in the youth education and travel industry for over 20 years, so we know how to make your overseas experience as seamless and enjoyable as it can be. Our team have all lived, worked, and studied overseas and know firsthand the challenges of moving to a new country and will be there to support you every step of the way. We are a mix of Aucklanders who were born and bred in New Zealand, Australians (who share visa rights with New Zealand) and immigrants who have joined the New Zealand team.
We’ll make sure you know what to expect and how to prepare, we’ll take care of any practical difficulties you may have, and our local representatives will ensure you are happy and looked after while you’re away.
INTERNeX is also dedicated to providing the best quality programs at affordable prices. Accommodation and meals (where included) make up the bulk of a program’s cost. Remaining fees are for our local representatives who ensure you’re taken care of in every country we represent.
We meet all our participants and hosts on Skype or in person to learn more about you. We personally visit our hosts to ensure the highest standards and when you live with one of our hosts in homestays or farmstay we collect criminal records and have them complete an application form to ensure they understand the expectations of our participants.
We are not a search engine, we are real people that ensure this real experience is as good as it can be and all stakeholders are satisfied with the outcome. We just want you to be safe and happy while you learn and have fun in New Zealand.
Our programs are open to students, graduates, professionals, and those looking for a change. As each project has differing requirements so it is good to check what the requirements are for each specific project.
Internship Programs: 18-30
Volunteer Programs: 18-50
Work Experience: 18-30
Yes, you can travel with friends, partners, or in groups on all our programs. In some cases, you may be able to live and work together, or you may be able to live together but pursue placements in different host companies.
Yes. At your orientation in Auckland, you’ll meet other participants from all over the world who have arrived at the same time as you. When you arrive at your placement location, you’ll also be introduced to other program participants who are living near you, regardless of when they arrived.
You need upper intermediate English for all our programs and for some internship placements you may need advanced English. Foreign language ability can be a bonus in tourism, hospitality, and international trade placements.
Our internship and volunteer programs are all unpaid and you’ll pay for your own meals, accommodation and any other personal expense. On our work experience programs you’ll receive at least minimum wage and you’ll pay for your meals and accommodation either directly to the staff accommodation or to accommodation you’ve secured yourself. When you work at the location of your employment, accommodation fees may be deducted by your employer for staff accommodation.
We offer lots of accommodation support, should you require this, and can organise where you will stay before you arrive in New Zealand.
For those on volunteer programs, your accommodation is located at the volunteer station, and for those on work programs, you’ll live either in staff accommodation or in privately arranged local accommodation. If you’re doing an internship, we can match you with a host family (in Auckland, Wellington, or Christchurch) or provide you with a private hostel room in Auckland. Learn more here
This depends on where you’re staying. Homestay fees in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch include two meals per day: breakfast and dinner. You’ll need to arrange your own lunch. A private room in a student residence or hostel in Auckland does not include any meals. Work programs such as hospitality, childcare, or farm work also do not include any meals unless otherwise stipulated in your employment agreement. However, those staying at a volunteer station on a volunteer program will get three meals per day.
If you’re from outside of Australia or New Zealand, you’ll need a visa for all of our programs except a remote internship. Each of our programs specifies which visas you can use to undertake it. Possible visas include; NZeTA, Visitor Visa, Student Visa, Student Trainee Visa and Working Holiday Visas. For more information about visas please visit our services page.
If you are planning to travel to New Zealand for one of our programs you must have full travel and medical insurance for the full period you are away from your country. If you are a New Zealand or Australian citizen you do not require insurance. If you are taking a remote internship you do not require insurance. If you are travelling to New Zealand when we know your dates of departure and return to your home country we can offer you a competitive insurance quote.
All participants will receive a certificate upon completion of their program. Internship host companies also issue a certificate of completion if you complete the required placement in a satisfactory manner.
It is not a requirement to have an international driving license for most of our programs unless you will be working in childcare and are required to take children to school and do grocery shopping. We do however recommend that you get an International license for your time in New Zealand so you are more independent in your placement and in your free time.
If you’re taking a program that requires a visa for longer than six months, you generally require a health check too. You can find more information about health checks here.
For programs lasting less than 6 months or working holiday programs lasting longer than 6 months, you generally do not need any health check but this depends on your country of origin. You can learn more here.
Generally in New Zealand, you only need the typical vaccination for a developed country, but for more information about vaccinations, take a look here.
Yes! Covid-19 has made it much harder to travel overseas but that shouldn’t be a barrier to gaining international work experience. If you’re unable to travel to New Zealand, check out our remote internship program.
To undertake one of our programs where you live with one of our hosts you must provide a police record check from every country you have lived in for longer than 6 months. In addition all our hosts must provide a police check too. When your placement involves working with children or vulnerable people, you also require a police check from every country you have lived for more than 6 months and may require a local police record check as well (which we can assist you with).
Each program has different program fees which you can see here.
If you’re booking directly with INTERNeX, you’ll need to pay your fees after you’ve had your Skype or Zoom meeting with your placement supervisor and received your letter of confirmation. (Your Skype/Zoom meeting will be scheduled when we receive your completed online application form.)
If you’ve booked via one of our partner agencies or universities, you may need to pay them directly, and they will transfer your fees to us.
These differ according to program. Make sure you check the program change and cancellation fees at the time of logging in and booking.
Make sure you join our mailing list to keep you up to date on any scholarships, awards or specials.
Take a look at the relevant project pages for the project you are interested to find out more and if you cannot find the answer to your questions please reach out to our teams via the Contact Us page and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
More information about New Zealand Internships
More information about Remote Internships
Our applications are simple: There are standard visa, insurance, age and eligibility requirements and some requirements may differ according to the program you want to undertake including factors such as your area of study, what qualifications you have, and how advanced your English is. Please see relevant program and project pages to learn more about specific requirements.
Everyone must complete the online application form and submit all the required documents (resume, letter of motivation, references) before you meet your placement consultant.
We’ve made this as simple as we can. First, you complete our application form, which is in three parts. The first asks for your basic personal information, the second for more detailed program information, and the third asks you to agree to our terms of service and privacy policy.
When you have submitted your online application you’ll be sent a verification email and a link to upload your documents (resume, letter of motivation, reference letters, pictures). We’ll review your application and if it is suitable, you’ll receive a request for an online consultation via Zoom or Skype. On this call, you’ll meet your assigned placement supervisor, who will ask you more questions about yourself and your expectations.
If we decide to move forward with the application, you’ll receive a program confirmation and invoice that you can pay online. When payment is received, we’ll set about finding an appropriate placement for you. You may be required to have additional interviews with host organisations. Once a placement is agreed we’ll then send you your placement details at least 30 days before you’re due to start your placement, although we can do this earlier if you advise us.
Once you’ve received your placement details, if your program requires you to travel to the destination, you need to book your flights and send us your flight information. We’ll then be able to send you your custom travel itinerary and an arrival package, providing all the practical details you need to have before you go. And then it’s time to pack your bags!
Where possible apply as far in advance as possible to have the most opportunities.
If you’re travelling to one of our destinations, please apply at least 12 weeks before your planned start date. You can expect your placement details within 30 days of your anticipated start date.
If you’re already in your placement country, please apply at least 6 weeks before your planned start date. You can expect your placement details within 14 days of your anticipated start date.
In both cases, please let us know when you apply whether your university has any deadlines and we’ll be sure to meet those dates.
Note also that regardless of where you are, we can sometimes accept later applications on a case-by-case basis, although this means you may receive your placement details closer to your anticipated start date.
Flights are not included with any of our programs so you will need to book these independently. We recommend using Skyscanner for the most reasonable rates, booking directly with the airline of choice so you have the most chance of refunds and changes of bookings, and booking as far in advance as you can. We’ll provide you with your placement details at least 30 days before you’re due to start so you can book flights in good time.
If you are wanting to stop off anywhere on the way to or from your destination country let us know as we have travel panthers in most countries through our international network that can assist you booking local adventure tours. When you have booked your flights, please let us know so we can book your arrival package and confirm any transfers and accommodation you have booked.
If you’re travelling to another country or within the host country for your program, you’ll receive an arrival package before you depart. This includes information about customs, immigration, your transfer and accommodation, and what to expect on your journey and about your destination.
If you’re travelling to another part of the country after orientation in you’ll need to book our three night arrival package when you arrive. This includes one-way airport transfer and three nights’ dorm accommodation downtown including breakfast and wifi. After your third night in your arrival city, you’ll depart for your final location in the country.
If your program is taking place in your landing city you’ll choose between our three night arrival package (detailed above) and then find your own accommodation or you can choose :
- A 28+ night homestay – including one-way airport transfer and at least 28 nights with a local host family
- A 14+ night private room hostel – including one-way airport transfer and at least 14 nights in a private room in a downtown hostel
On the first business day after your arrival, one of our team members will meet you at a location near to your hostel for an orientation or online when this is not possible.
One of our local representatives will provide you with some useful information about your host city – including how to get around, where to meet people, how to get a SIM card, and what the city’s must-do activities are. If you’ve booked a work program, we’ll also arrange your local tax number and bank account. If you are taking one of our remote internships or cannot make the on location orientation you can join our virtual orientations.
Transportation differs per city and country however you should budget approximately $50 per week for city transport. If you need to travel from your landing city to your placement then transport may cost between from $50-$250, depending on the mode of travel to get there. We also offer tours with backpacker bus companies if you have more time and budget.
Yes, absolutely. If you’d like to book a language course, we can arrange one for you in Auckland, Queenstown, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Vancouver, Whistler, Toronto or Honolulu before you begin your placement. Other cities may be available on request. Please contact us for further details on this option or book it in the online application form. We work with several of the worlds best language schools and and will ensure you have the best possible English learning before you start your placement with one of our approved host organisations.
Placements usually start on Tuesday or Wednesday depending on the program and location. If you have to travel to your placement, you’ll likely travel on a Wednesday and start on Thursday or Friday. You do need to be somewhat flexible depending on your host’s requirements. We’ll inform you when you receive your arrival package or placement agreement about your exact start date.
Yes, you’re welcome to take more than one program and many of our participants in the past have done so. We offer a 30% discount on your second placement, a 40% discount on your third, and a 50% discount on your fourth.
If you are traveling to one of our destinations we highly recommend giving yourself some time before or after your placement to see the country. When we are making your placement we will provide advice about how long you’ll need to see the country or any particular region before you depart.
We’re partnered with several local travel organisations so you can book a travel package within Australia, Canada or New Zealand where you can meet other like minded travellers and also have relationships with tour companies in North America, South America, South Africa, South East Asia and Fiji where we can offer advice.
Additionally, we can advise you about any local tours or weekly/monthly events arranged by our partners.
Let us know any requirements in the notes section of your application form.
We fully expect and hope that you’ll love your time on placement in all our host destinations, however, we are there to support you if you have any issues. If you run into a problem while on placement, we encourage you to try and solve it on your own first, as we consider overcoming obstacles one of the benefits of undertaking a program abroad. But if you encounter an issue you can’t resolve on your own, you can contact your local placement supervisor. If they are unable to help, you can also speak directly to your INTERNeX program agent. Replacements may be possible where appropriate and where you’ve followed our processes correctly. Be sure to read the terms and conditions of the program. In general, please keep your INTERNeX program agent up to date on any issues you have had and resolved on placement.
If for any reason you want to cancel, you must contact your placement supervisor before deciding to cancel your program. Please make sure you have looked at the terms and conditions of your specific program – in particular the refund conditions and program conditions that you agree to at the time of booking.
Remote internships are most common in Business, Design and Research fields although we are increasingly able to make placements in most industry sectors. You can see some of the more common fields listed below and If you do not see your field available you can apply for a tailor-made internship where, after an interview with one of our placement supervisors., we scout a placement to suit your requirements and expectations.
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- Architecture: Architecture internships involve work on the planning, design, and construction of buildings and other physical structures. They are an excellent way for budding architects and urban planners to gain practical insight into a dynamic industry and develop their skills. Typical internships may focus on the following areas: residential, commercial, landscape, interior design, projects and planning, and green design. Remote architects are often assisting in research, design, and office support.
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- Business: Internships in Business are the perfect way to extend your undergraduate or masters studies in more specific disciplines including Human Resources, Finance, Logistics, Information Technology, International trade, Marketing, Sports, Accounting, Law, Entrepreneurship, Start-Ups, Project Management, NGO, not for profits and Charities, Tourism and many others. If you are thinking about entering the business world and would like to learn more first, then business internships are an excellent entry point to learn business operations, cross cultural communication and new technologies. Remote internships are available in all areas of business and host organisations have become excellent at managing remote teams with the latest technologies.
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- Education: Education internships involve carrying out tasks related to preparing and delivering education to students and the support of teachers. Education internships are a fantastic way to gain real-world experience in a rewarding sector. Remote Education Internships may take place at intermediate school (age 11-12), secondary school (age 13-18), tertiary college or university (age 18+), or alternative education school. Remote interns may help out with planning classes, delivering online classes, updating membership sites and student grading.
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- International Trade: International trade internships involve carrying out tasks related to the import and export of goods and services. Typical international trade internships may be based in one of the following areas; logistics companies, trade associations, agricultural companies, the tourism industry, international education organisations, export consultancies, manufacturing firms, service businesses, or technology companies. Remote interns often provide a competitive advantage to companies either with being in alternative time zones or able to speak other languages.
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- Information Technology: Information technology internships involve an array of tasks related to the use of computers and information and communications technology, including hardware, software, and equipment. You typically need a particular set of skills and education to gain an internship in this sector. Placements are often specialised and usually with companies that either design and build hardware/software or are involved in the servicing of computers and networks for users. Remote interns are able to connect with teams around the world using advanced communications and sharing technologies and make a positive contributions.
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- Marketing and Communications: Marketing, public relations (PR), and communications internships involve a range of tasks related to publicity, advertising and promotion of products and services. Typical marketing, PR, and communications internships may be based in one of the following areas: marketing and sales departments, marketing and advertising agencies, PR and communications agencies, digital marketing companies (including social media marketing), manufacturing and service companies, FMCG organisations, and tourism and export companies. Internships can be tailored to those without too much experience but a keen interest in the sector through to Masters students looking to ensure your resume stands out in an ever more competitive job market. Remote interns are especially able to assist in research, digital marketing, SEO, journalism and social marketing. Marketing and Communications teams are very used to remote interns and workers.
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- NGO, Not for profit and Charity: Non-governmental organisations (NGO), not-for-profit, and charity internships offer a wide range of roles to interns in a unique and career enhancing environment. Roles may be in any area of an organisation, from business administration to marketing to finance and law. Regardless of what field you’re interested in, there’s an internship for you in this category, and you’ll develop highly transferable skills while doing good for the community.You will typically contribute in one of the following areas: community rights, community sports, health and well being, animal rights, women’s rights, indigenous persons’ rights, immigration, or environmental advocacy. Remote interns assist in planning, research, fundraising, marketing, communication, business administration and many other fields.
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- Sports, Events and Recreation: Sports and recreation internships involve a wide array of tasks within sports and recreation clubs, sports associations and governing bodies. Internship placements cover almost all sporting codes and we work with a wide range of sport and recreation hosts. You may be placed in one of the following; sports associations, national governing bodies, community sports and outreach centres, school sport and physical education programs, school holiday recreation programs, gyms, fitness and health centres, or high performance sport institutes and programs. Remote interns are able to help in many areas including the planning of events, online coaching, meal plans and nutrition, event follow ups and communications.
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- Travel and Tourism: Travel and tourism internships involve a wide variety of tasks related to the tourism industry. We have opportunities in most parts the tourism business, including customer service, sales, marketing, human resources, finance, operations, guiding and events. We have internship hosts in the Accommodation, Transportation, Food and Beverage, Activities, Tours, and tourism association sectors ranging from the FIT and backpacker markets through to 5 Star everything in-between. Travel and tourism internships are perfect for students currently studying tourism, hospitality, or customer service. However, an internship in this area develops a wide array of transferable skills that any employer would be impressed to see on your CV. Remote interns are able to plan itineraries, update membership sites, create reviews, update marketing tools, social media and many other areas.
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- Tailor Made Internships: The motto of our internship programs is “designed for you”. What this means is that we offer tailor-made internships in most industry except human medicine and will search for internships that meet your unique expectations and requirements. Over the 20 years of placing interns we have placed in almost every conceivable area and often a placement in the same company as a previous intern will need to be designed for you based on the projects that organisation has available at the time. Tailor-made internships are intended to supplement your education in a particular area of interest and are an excellent way to gain practical experience in even specialised areas. Tailor made remote internships are most suitable when you have some education or experience in a particular area and you want to develop those skills in a real world setting. If you’re interested in a particular area, please indicate so on your application form and in our first consultation with you, we’ll let you know whether this is possible before we start hunting a role for you.