Thursday 11 March 2010

Want to work for an MP?

This project was established, in January 2000, with European Union ADAPT funding to provide an appropriate programme of training and development for the staff of MPs, at Westminster and in the constituencies. Innovative training programmes and resource facilities were piloted at Westminster and constituencies.

Until 31 August 2003 the project was being bankrolled by House funds and operated in partnership with the Industry and Parliament Trust.  From September 2003 the House of Commons awarded a three year contract for the delivery of training services for MPs' staff to WWP Training. In 2008 Capita Learning and Development took over the contract to provide the Members’ staff training events. Click here for more information about the transfer to Capita.  The maintenance of the website is now funded directly by the Resources Department of the House of Commons.

Dick Robinson, who worked in a constituency office for 9 years, wrote much of the website’s content and updates it regularly. He is assisted by Karen Lawrinson who is maintaining the website on a day-to-day basis. Technical support is provided by Bill Thompson. Richard Stephens keeps the Jobs page in fine working order. Several other people contribute from time to time and the website has also benefited from collaboration with others, including many other MPs’ staff from all parties.

In September 2005 Bill took over as site editor, with Dick remaining in charge of job ads and taking an executive role.

Please do not hesitate to contact us with any suggestions or comments - details as follows: 

Capita Learning and Development
 

Ask a Question:
 Use our question form  if you have questions about anything to do with working for an MP (for staff use only)

The team can be reached using the email address editor@w4mp.org. In an emergency you can reach the editor, Bill Thompson, on +44 7711 557361

Feedback on the site:
use the Feedback Form

 

 

For interns etc.

Who will be working for Hexham's new MP?

Posted via web from Hexham Matters

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