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The Conversation is hiring two editorial assistants as part of the Government’s Kickstart Scheme, both an excellent opportunity for aspiring journalists. To apply, you must be aged 16-24 and currently in receipt of Universal Credit. You must apply for these jobs through your work coach.
Editorial Assistant, The Conversation (WC1E 6JA)
If you’d like to take your first steps in journalism then check out this role at The Conversation, the world’s leading publisher of research-based news and analysis. As Editorial Assistant you’ll report to the News Editor and help the newsroom run smoothly. Daily editorial tasks include attending morning news conferences and making note of stories for the day, coordinating and sending a daily newsletter and responding to editorial and technical support email requests and queries.
Editorial Assistant (Insights), The Conversation (WC1E 6JA)
Are you a budding journalist? Then this role at The Conversation, the world’s leading publisher of research-based news and analysis, might be for you. They’re looking for an Editorial Assistant to join their Insights team, to assist in commissioning and editing long form content. Daily tasks will include suggesting and researching topics for future stories, drafting and editing article templates in consultation with academic authors and senior editors, and fact-checking articles.
How To Apply
To apply for either of these roles you will need to ask your work coach to refer you and provide details of how to apply. You may want to supply the postcode WC1E 6JA to make it easier for them to find these roles. Please mention Journo Resources when applying to these jobs – it really helps us out.
