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Have a look on developers or publishers websites, TheGame, as positions are occasionaly advertised on them. Some codeshops however only have permenant staff, meaning any short term work is out of the question. However, developers such as Lionhead prefer work experience students, such as myself, as we're free labour, although Lionhead actually don't pay any part-time games testers, plus you have to sign a legally binding confidentiality agreement, which goes with the territory I suppose. Mind you, I get a snazzy certifcate at the end of it, and I might, just might get my name onto the credits of a future Lionhead title.