FAQs
What is the location of the Regulatory Intern position?
The position is located in the London office, specifically in Old Street, London's tech hub.
Is prior legal or compliance experience required for this role?
No specific prior legal or compliance experience is necessary, but a proactive mindset and willingness to learn are required.
What type of projects will the intern be involved in?
The intern will support sustainability and regulatory-related submissions, e-commerce regulation compliance, and various ESG-related workstreams.
What educational background is preferred for applicants?
Applicants should have a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant subject such as Business & Compliance, Environmental Policy & Regulation, Digital Regulation & Governance, Business Management, or Law.
Will the intern have the opportunity to work with other teams?
Yes, the intern will work closely with the Legal, Ethics & Compliance Teams and liaise with multiple business teams within the Farfetch group.
What skills are important for this role?
Important skills include strong communication, organization, attention to detail, project management, and the ability to work autonomously and in teams.
Are there any rewards and benefits associated with this internship?
Yes, benefits include an Employee Pension Scheme, Flexible Benefits Program, Health Insurance & Critical Illness cover, and a flexible work environment.
Does Farfetch promote diversity and inclusion in its hiring practices?
Yes, Farfetch is committed to being an inclusive workplace where diversity in all its forms is celebrated.
What should candidates be aware of regarding recruitment practices?
Candidates should be cautious of fraudulent activities claiming to represent Farfetch and note that recruitment is only conducted through official channels without any form of payment required.
Is this internship suitable for someone interested in ESG and regulatory developments?
Yes, this role is ideal for candidates with a strong interest in digital, ESG, consumer protection, and product liability regulatory-related developments.