An A4 size poster (landscape) designed by you to showcase why you think you are a good fit for the internship. You may use text, photographs, colour etc. to communicate your enthusiasm, talent and values.
A current CV detailing your education and relevant experiences.
A full portfolio showcasing a more in-depth range of your work. This should include projects that highlight your interests, reflect your passions and demonstrate your hobbies.
A bespoke cover letter (no more than 200 words) that tells us what motivates you to apply for this internship and why you think you're best suited for the placement. If you can do or say something to help your cover letter stand out, then please do. We encourage you to be original and authentic to who you are., We want you to bring all your energy, enthusiasm and experiences to work every day so we can achieve amazing things together while you learn along the way. Some of your typical responsibilities could include...
Supporting teams in facilitating their ideation sessions
Helping to turn sparks into visualisations into concepts
Exploring your own ideation and directions for creative exploration
Challenging teams to think outside the norm and broaden their horizons

You must be a student or a 2026 graduate.
Sketching
Concept Artwork
Graphic Design
Facilitation
LEGO® Model Building
Animation, Curiosity Our teams thrive on a playful curiosity in all they do. You need to be always asking questions, seeking the reason "why", digging for answers even when it's hard and never stop wondering "what if..."

Work with a passionate multi-disciplinary team of like-minded creative inventors where you'll learn something new every day and build your professional network
Work in the LEGO® Group's London Hub within the top secret 'Red Brick' area
Be an active co-creator with kids - they know how to make fun and meaningful play.

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