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We feel very lucky to work with these future publishing stars. And Sommer Wisner is our resident manga expert, researcher, and Book Week poster mailer. Julianna Foster is the booksort-for-donations pro and is also doing giving research.

Nick Rodriguez joined us two weeks into the pandemic lockdown and is working on a range of book and award lists and corporate giving research. To apply, please email your CV and covering letter, stating clearly the dates that you are available and the area(s) of the business you are interested in, subject line should read: Work Experience – (e.g.: Work Experience – Picador Work Experience – Publicity, Sales).We wanted to shine a light on our interns, ten of whom these past 3 years have gone on to get publishing positions and three with us now working remotely and doing great things. Due to the high demand for work experience, we are only able to offer one placement per person. To be eligible for a work experience placement at Pan Macmillan you must be 18 or over and you must not have carried out a work experience placement with Pan Macmillan in the past. Work experience is unpaid, although we do reimburse an amount towards travel and lunch expenses. Pan Macmillan offers one or two-week placements on an ad-hoc basis, dependent on what we can accommodate within the business. Work experience provides an opportunity for young people to be introduced to working life through carrying out a range of tasks with the emphasis on the learning aspects of the experience.

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