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Surrey Cricket Foundation (SCF) invites a placement student to support across all four departments, gaining broad experience by year’s end. The role focuses on digital communications, events, data management and stakeholder liaison, with a clear path to developing practical skills within a charitable cricket organisation.
The position runs for 9–12 months, based at The Kia Oval in London, with a monthly stipend of £500.
Application Deadline: 25 November 2026
Department: Surrey Cricket Foundation
Employment Type: Internship
Location: The Kia Oval
Reporting To: TBC
Surrey Cricket Foundation (SCF)
SCF is the charitable arm of Surrey County Cricket Club, committed to Making More Happen for people and communities across the county. We deliver and support recreational cricket by creating More Games for players of all ages, developing More Places for cricket to thrive, championing More Inclusion across every part of the sport, and opening More Opportunities to Change Lives through the power of cricket.
Working with schools, clubs, community groups and partners, we introduce people to cricket, provide pathways for players and volunteers, support facility development, and invest in coaches and officials. Our goal is simple: to ensure cricket is welcoming, accessible and impactful in every corner of Surrey and south London.
Work Placement Overview
SCF is seeking a placement student to provide essential and high‑quality support across the organisation. The successful person will be responsible for supporting in various roles across all four departments, giving a broad range of experience and skills development by the end of the placement.
Duties
Essential for this role
This role is only open to undergraduate students doing a 9-12 months work placement as part of their university course.
Desirable for this role
Flexibility around working hours and travel to locations within Surrey and south London are vital to the success of this role.
The successful candidate will need to work during at least one cricket season (April-September) at start or end of placement year.
The successful candidate must pass an ECB (England & Wales Cricket Board) Basic DBS (disclosure & Barring Service) check, have a placement-year requirement as part of their degree and have the right to work in the United Kingdom for the period of the placement with no restrictions. There will be no sponsorship available.