(UK) Off-Cycle Internship or Graduate Scheme?
I'm looking for some advice on what the best course of action would be for someone in my situation. I am currently studying a Masters in Management and Finance at a semi-target university, and whilst I believe to have decent extra-curricular stuff on my cv I lack any relevant work experience. I'm wondering then if there's any point at all in applying at graduate schemes given my lack of relevant experience, and whether I should opt for off cycle internships instead? I'm however slightly worried about the starting date of those.
Any input much appreciated.
Also, on a side note, would you reccomend applying to a continental regional office instead of the London one seeing as I am a German native? Would that benefit me more in terms of competition to apply to a German office?
Apply to internships in both Germany and London
Would you reccomend applying to off-cycle internships rather than graduate schemes then? I would apply to both where I can but I'm talking about companies that only make you pick one programme.
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