Open role · Trainee
Web Development Trainee
You will build and maintain client websites, from landing pages and WordPress builds to the occasional custom front end. Speed and mobile behaviour matter here, and so do the search fundamentals that make a site earn its keep in enquiries.
What you will do
- Build pages that are responsive, fast and faithful to the design
- Maintain client sites: updates, fixes and small features
- Work with the SEO team and put the technical fixes they specify into the site
- Test across browsers and on real phones before anything ships
What we are looking for
- HTML, CSS and JavaScript you have used on something real
- Some WordPress or a modern framework; we will teach the rest
- You care whether a page loads in two seconds or six
Apply
Apply for Web Development Trainee.
A short form and your CV. No cover letter needed: tell us about one thing you have actually done.
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Send the form
Your details, your CV and a few lines about something you have actually done.
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We read every application
Someone who does the work reads it, not a filter.
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A short call if it fits
We call to talk about the role and the work you described.
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A conversation about real work
For most roles, a small practical exercise or a walk through work you have done.
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We tell you the outcome
If we do not take it further, we say so, rather than leaving you waiting.
Questions first? Put them in the note field of the form. Applications are not taken by email.
Other roles
Also open.
- Business Development InternYou will spend your mornings finding businesses that might need us and your afternoons helping move existing conversations forward. A senior colleague reviews your calls, proposals and lead lists each week, so you leave with a real sense of how business-to-business selling works.
- Business Development TraineeYou will spend most of each day finding businesses that might need us and calling them cold. A senior salesperson checks your lead lists and call notes every week, and the real test is whether a stranger agrees to a second conversation.
- Content Writing InternYou will write real published work from your first week, including blog posts, service pages and social copy, with an editor going through your drafts line by line. By month three you should need far fewer of those line edits.
Your next practical step
Apply with a short note on what you have actually done, not a template.
Your CV, a few details and one real example of your work. No cover letter needed.