If you grew up playing with LEGO bricks or building LEGO models, you’ve probably dreamed about working for the company itself. With locations worldwide and constant job openings, LEGO provides ample opportunities to work there, no matter who or where you are. We’ve answered some of your questions about working at LEGO so you can choose the right career for yourself that plays to your strengths and experience.

Question 1
Question 1 of 7:
What qualifications do you need for a job at LEGO?

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    Most roles require a Bachelor’s Degree. The specific degree you need depends on the job you’re applying for, though. Some positions may require a Master’s Degree, but they’re few and far between.[1]
    • For example, an accounting job at LEGO would require an accounting degree, a legal services job would require a law degree, and a marketing job would require a marketing degree.
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    Some jobs may require a few years of experience, too. This depends on the specific job that you’re looking for. Most jobs require 1 to 2 years of experience either in the industry or in the career itself.[2]
    • There are some jobs, like internships or entry-level positions, that you can get straight out of college.
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    For retail jobs, all you need is a high school diploma or your GED. You could be a cashier, a customer service representative, or a store manager. There are tons of LEGO stores all over the globe, so there are plenty of locations to choose from.[3]
    • You can work full-time or part-time depending on your schedule.
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Question 4
Question 4 of 7:
How do you become a Master Builder for LEGO?

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    Get a Bachelor’s Degree in the STEM field. That’s science, technology, engineering, or math. With a degree like this, you’ll get enough experience to understand how LEGOs work and what you can do with them.[6]
    • Architecture, modeling, carpentry, and even theater design are also good degrees.
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    Play with LEGOs as much as possible. You won’t get much on-the-job training for this position! In your spare time, try to build as many LEGO sets as you can. Once you’ve mastered a few, work on making new LEGO models out of ones that already exist.[7]
    • One of the common tests for a Model Designer is building a head out of LEGO bricks in under 4 hours.
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    Apply for a Model Designer job. Model Designers spend all day reworking and remastering LEGO sets to find and create new models. As you work your way up in the Model Designer position, you can get to the title of Master Builder after you’ve had a few years of experience.[8]
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Question 5
Question 5 of 7:
Is LEGO a good company to work for?

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    Yes, and there are usually a lot of opportunities for growth. Most people who have worked for LEGO don’t have many bad things to say about it, and they enjoy working for a company who values their employees.[9]
    • You can start out working an entry-level position and move up the ranks as you gain experience.
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    You’ll get to participate in a Play Day to just have fun. Every year, LEGO hosts a day for its employees to come together and build models, hang out, and throw a party. If this sounds like the kind of thing you’d like to do, LEGO might just be the career path for you.[10]
    • The Play Days vary from location to location, so each one might be slightly different.
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This article was co-authored by wikiHow staff writer, Hannah Madden. Hannah Madden is a writer, editor, and artist currently living in Portland, Oregon. In 2018, she graduated from Portland State University with a B.S. in Environmental Studies. Hannah enjoys writing articles about conservation, sustainability, and eco-friendly products. When she isn’t writing, you can find Hannah working on hand embroidery projects and listening to music. This article has been viewed 3,657 times.
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