CCHQ's Campaign Manager Programme
Who can apply for the CCHQ Summer Internship?
We are looking for individuals who are:
- Proactive learners who show a keen willingness to develop within the Party.
- Creative and innovative individuals with a flair and passion for politics.
- Looking to be challenged through a whole host of new experiences
- Sympathetic to the aims and values of the Conservative Party
To apply, candidates must:
- Be between the ages of 19 – 22 years old;
- Have a minimum grade 5 in English and Maths GCSE;
- Have at least A-Level: BCC / BTEC Level 3: MMM / equivalent to 104 UCAS points.
Note; applications are now closed, but you can register your interest by clicking the button below.
Can you communicate effectively with people from different backgrounds, in writing and in person?
Are you able to fulfil tasks and meet deadlines?
Do you have the motivational skills to build a team and inspire colleagues?
Can you take responsibility for organising events?
Do you believe in the Conservative Party’s values and aims?
If you answered yes to these questions, then you’ve got what it takes.
If you’re not sure whether you’ve got the skills, don’t rule yourself out. Send in your application and let us decide!
Few people are more important to the Conservative Party than our Campaign Managers. They run election campaigns and local issue campaigns. They help residents achieve big things for local communities. They lead teams of volunteers making a difference. And they raise the money that keeps us going.
Yes, being a Campaign Manager involves more than a traditional nine-to-five job — but it’s also more rewarding. So if this sounds like your kind of role, then keep reading.
We are on a mission to hire Campaign Managers who represent the diversity of our voters. That means we want applications from people of all backgrounds.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re starting out in your career or whether you’re looking for a new direction. All you need is a willingness to roll up your sleeves, learn new things, and work hard.
Is this role right for me?
What will you do as a Campaign Manager?
Every day is different — that is what makes the job interesting. But you can expect to:
Build relationships with elected representatives, including councillors and MPs
Create a winning campaign team made up of enthusiastic volunteers
Organise meetings and events
Exercise your creativity by producing leaflets and communications
Ensure Polling Day activities run smoothly
Support your candidates’ and elected representatives’ presence on social media
Develop a voter contact programme, speaking with people face and face and over the phone