Summer Internship Programme

The CG Summer Internship Programme stands as one of the most coveted opportunities in the region, open to college students and recent graduates alike.

The CG summer internship programme, which is designed for university students and recent graduates aspiring to enter the insurance industry. This in-person programme offers a valuable opportunity to immerse yourself in the dynamic world of insurance. Running from June to August, it includes a comprehensive curriculum with a group-wide project, localised projects, and activities tailored to specific focus areas. Selected interns can participate in career and networking activities, including team building, community service, mentorship assignments, professional skills training, and on-the-job coaching.

To qualify, applicants must be citizens of the country they are applying to, currently enrolled in a fully accredited degree program, or have graduated no earlier than October of the year prior to the programme. Required documents include an academic transcript, resume, professional reference, and proof of citizenship. Countries in which the internship programme is available are: The Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda, Cayman, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago.

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"This internship has been an extremely transformational experience, which has allowed me to learn both technical and professional skills, helping me to grow confidence, purpose and motivation. Furthermore, being a part of such a welcoming and a dynamic team has made this experience so much better and has truly allowed me to grow and learn more about myself knowing that I can ask anyone in my department for help without hesitation.

This has helped me to see my potential and start building the foundation for my future through the opportunities I was given to gain real hands-on experience into the insurance realm. I am especially grateful to Damian Pitcher and the whole P&C department for this enlightening opportunity to explore the possibilities of the insurance realm, gaining hands on experience to build the foundation for my future."

- Ty’Esha Smith (Bermuda Intern, 2025)

Current & Past Interns

2025

Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Aschlyne Elezerir, Annastazia Gaitor, Donique Whylly, Matthew Thompson
Barbados: N’veya King, Thea Brathwaite, Yeshua Hill, Kaitlyn Croney, Dashauna Walcott, Keiana President
Bermuda: Olivia Dunleavy, Ryley Mason, Sydney Mason, Ty'Esha Smith, Sara Costa, Benjamin Jones
Cayman: Alyssa Bush, Erickah Bodden, Javonte Woolery, Shante Reid
Jamacia: Kimberly Chung
Trinidad & Tobago: Chloe Sinanan, Samuel Blache, Aaliyah Webb, Chelsea Gregoire

2024

Bermuda: Airez Gilbert-Simons, Riley Jackson, Amelia Othman, Zariah Simmons-Smith, Isabellea White
The Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Enrica Bethel, Ladanian Donald, Natori McQueen, Matthew Thompson
The Cayman Islands: Kayla Ebanks, Tishan Merren, Taija McRae, Shante Reid
Barbados: Nia Brathwaite, Daniel Browne, Nathan Eristhee, Zarianne Leacock, Akayla Lynch, Julesha Mayers, Azania White, Naketa Wiggins
Trinidad & Tobago: Aziza Ali, Oma Maharaj, Brandon Small

2023

Bermuda: Chiara Pesci, Sam Morris, Jya Ratteray-Smith and Casey Morris
Cayman: Chancey Gordon, Kaylee Challenger, Shante Reid, and Taija McRae
The Bahamas: Ee’den Ellis, John-Thomas Laramore, Crystal Smith, Ladanian Donald, Morghan Knowles, & Tyrin Adderley
Barbados: Gaziyah Bentham, Nekoda Carrington, Jazz Corbin, N’veya King, O’haji Taylor and Azania White.

2022

Bermuda: Vanessa Varao, Kelly Trott, Brian Desmond and Amber Simons
Cayman: Jacey Dyer, Genelle General, Emily Bodden, and Janani Kumar
The Bahamas: Tyrin Adderley, Ee’den Ellis, Shanae Smith, Cai Marie Strachan, Natori McQueen and Carltoni Forbes

2025

Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Aschlyne Elezerir, Annastazia Gaitor, Donique Whylly, Matthew Thompson
Barbados: N’veya King, Thea Brathwaite, Yeshua Hill, Kaitlyn Croney, Dashauna Walcott, Keiana President
Bermuda: Olivia Dunleavy, Ryley Mason, Sydney Mason, Ty'Esha Smith, Sara Costa, Benjamin Jones
Cayman: Alyssa Bush, Erickah Bodden, Javonte Woolery, Shante Reid
Jamacia: Kimberly Chung
Jamacia: Kimberly Chung

2024

Bermuda: Airez Gilbert-Simons, Riley Jackson, Amelia Othman, Zariah Simmons-Smith, Isabellea White
The Bahamas: Andira Astwood, Enrica Bethel, Ladanian Donald, Natori McQueen, Matthew Thompson
The Cayman Islands: Kayla Ebanks, Tishan Merren, Taija McRae, Shante Reid
Barbados: Nia Brathwaite, Daniel Browne, Nathan Eristhee, Zarianne Leacock, Akayla Lynch, Julesha Mayers, Azania White, Naketa Wiggins
Trinidad & Tobago: Aziza Ali, Oma Maharaj, Brandon Small

2023

Bermuda: Chiara Pesci, Sam Morris, Jya Ratteray-Smith and Casey Morris
Cayman: Chancey Gordon, Kaylee Challenger, Shante Reid, and Taija McRae
The Bahamas: Ee’den Ellis, John-Thomas Laramore, Crystal Smith, Ladanian Donald, Morghan Knowles, & Tyrin Adderley
Barbados: Gaziyah Bentham, Nekoda Carrington, Jazz Corbin, N’veya King, O’haji Taylor and Azania White.

2022

Bermuda: Vanessa Varao, Kelly Trott, Brian Desmond and Amber Simons
Cayman: Jacey Dyer, Genelle General, Emily Bodden, and Janani Kumar
The Bahamas: Tyrin Adderley, Ee’den Ellis, Shanae Smith, Cai Marie Strachan, Natori McQueen and Carltoni Forbes