Spring Intern Review

There was a schedule for each of the three days which broadly involved a networking session in the morning with other interns, followed by an insight into an area of Fidelity's business (including research for equity, credit and multi-asset research), and finally a case study where we would present our opinion on investing in a stock, bond or alternative.

Yes, I developed my research and teamwork skills, particularly in relation to investing. I also learnt some new technical skills by seeing how a leading firm like Fidelity makes it investment decisions.

It was very insightful and informative to hear from people currently working in different roles. It made the different options for roles and what it would be like to work for Fidelity very clear, and was extremely helpful when considering potential future career options

Very positive - people seemed very happy to be working there and to be speaking to interns about their career paths and insights. There was also a good dynamic between employees.

I enjoyed the insight very much. I also undertook other asset/investment management shortly before and after this insight, and Fidelity's greatly surpassed them. It made me feel much more positive about Fidelity, the people working there, and the potential to pursue a career there

Yes

Try and show your enjoyment of investing and interest in learning more about it (with concrete examples), as well as important transferrable skills you've gained throughout your life from different work, voluntary and extracurricular activities (they don't have to be fully relevant).