Students
Cuttlefish often accepts students for short- or longer-term placements. We are also able to support student projects in relevant areas. If you are at college or University and interested in working with us then please get in touch. Short-term placements, internships and projects are normally unpaid, although we do take on one or two longer-term University student paid placements a year.
College Students
Highly motivated students from local community colleges seeking work experience should have a strong interest in either Web design, Web programming, graphic design or Web content management. You can contact us direct, or preferably via your college's Placement Officer. We are only able to offer one week placements and places are limited.
Students with disabilities who are interested in working with us testing Website accessibility are welcome to contact us about short-term placements. We cannot guarantee to be able to offer placements to all who apply.
University Students
We are interested in long-term placement students with exceptional skills in Web programming using PHP, SQL, XML/XSL, Javascript and related technologies. Our convenient location on Epinal Way makes us an ideal location for Loughborough University students, but we are also interested in talented people from Leicester, Derby and Nottingham Universities.
Cuttlefish is never short of interesting ideas for final year student projects and can provide an expert and supportive environment for students looking to develop Web-based ideas as part of their course work.
Internships
Not all prospective employees are formally qualified in Web design. If you are self-taught, very talented and in search of a break then you could spend a couple of weeks working with us for free. If you're good enough we may be interested in talking to you further.
Arts Students
Arts students looking to develop creative projects with Cuttlefish's Sean Clark should contact him via his Cuttlefish Digital Arts Web site.
Cuttlefish Sites
Latest News
We are happy to have finished and launched the new Web site for the RNIB College. The bright and bold site is built using our content management tools and meets exacting accessibility requirements. We will be writing a case study on the development which will be published on cuttlefish.com over the summer.
Interested in experimenting with the latest Web technologies? Looking to enhance your Web development skills? Then get involved in our Cuttlefish Labs programme. We will be shortly launching a new section of our Web site about the projects available, for now contact enquiries@cuttlefish.com for more information.
Following the office move, we are now starting to give our Web site a good update. You will see that we have significantly updated the client list, plus introduced a new students section and, of course, we are making sure that we update this news feed regularly.