Summer Work Placements

Each year, the Old Stoic Society sources a collection of summer work placement opportunities exclusively for Stoics and Old Stoics, kindly provided by members of the Stowe Community. These placements take place during the summer months and we encourage Old Stoics to take advantage of these opportunities to advance their work experience portfolio.

These placements are aimed at those under the age of 23 looking to explore different industries to support their career development. These placements are only available to those in the Stowe Community.

Browse 2026 Placements

Click here to view our current line-up of 2026 Summer Placement opportunities. Remember to check back regularly as new placements will be listed regularly.

How to Apply

Click here to complete the 2026 Summer Work Placement Application Form.

Helpful Information

Placements are advertised to Old Stoics in the lent term, with interviews taking place during the Easter Holidays. Placements take place in June, July & August.

  • Candidates may apply for up to three placements per year. Please complete a seperate form for each application.
  • If you are offered a placement, you are expected to commit to taking it up.
  • Candidates will be required to correspond professionally with host companies, including confirming arrangements and responding to communications.
  • At the end of your placement, candidates must:
    • Complete a feedback form
    • Provide a short quote or video reflecting on their experience

Host a Placement

We warmly invite Old Stoics and Stowe Parents to offer work placements within their businesses, helping current Stoics and recent leavers to gain invaluable real-world experience.

By opening your doors, you’ll be playing a vital role in shaping confident, capable young professionals.. Whether it’s a short-term placement or a longer internship, your support makes a lasting impact. If you're able to host a Stoic or Old Stoic, we’d love to hear from you.

 Click here to compelete the Host Application Form.