As a university student, you try to find a creative outlet while away from home to cope with the day to day stress and anxiety. This year, we observed that one of the platforms is YouTube. We sometimes forget that big YouTubers like Jackie Aina, Raven Elyse, or Nyma Tang started off small.
The Google News Initiative Fellowship connects students and recent graduates who want to explore the intersection between journalism and technology with news organisations.
The successful candidates will kick off their careers in the news industry by spending 8 weeks in Summer working with experts in newsrooms and creating a professional network.
Applications for the 2020 Google News Initiative Fellowship in Europe are now open. We are offering 50 exciting fellowship placements across 14 countries. Read the eligibility criteria and apply before 30 March 2020!
The GNI Fellowship is funded by the Google News Initiative and is also available worldwide. Find out more about the programme in non-EU countries here.
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You will undertake training while working alongside news teams creating content for multiple platforms. You’ll get hands-on experience involving researching, writing and broadcasting news.
We offer general journalism trainee places around the UK which means you could be working in one of our newsrooms or news programmes in London, Salford, Cardiff, Shetland or Orkney.
The scheme takes 10 months to complete and will equip you with the skills to move into a permanent role at the BBC.
How much will I be paid?
The salary for the year will be £21,216. If you are based in London, the salary is £25,776 per annum.
More details here
First Draft is looking for an experienced journalist with excellent writing and online research skills to join the London editorial team.
The senior social media journalist will be central in maintaining the high quality of First Draft’s editorial output across the organisation’s website, newsletters and social media channels, as well as monitoring online communities and conversations for disinformation and media manipulation around the world as part of the pioneering CrossCheck initiative.
Plus you get to work with former CFJ lecturer and cat enthusiast Laura Garcia.
The closing date for applications is Friday 28 February 2020, with interviews commencing from Monday 10 February 2020
