Yahoo UK is looking for an outstanding individual to join its editorial team as an intern. Having been trained to NCTJ standard you will work across the editorial team (News, Finance, Lifestyle, Entertainment, Audience). This role will enable you to broaden your skillset as you will gain experience covering breaking stories, features as well as social and SEO strategy. You will demonstrate that you have a real passion for journalism; be able to write quickly and accurately; and possess strong organisational skills. Yahoo globally has 900 million monthly users and a footprint in multiple countries and this opportunity is a fantastic chance for you to showcase your talent. The role is a 6-month contract with a competitive salary. Remote working will be considered, although some presence in our central London offices will be needed when required. You must be a citizen of the UK or have the right to work in the UK.
Responsibilities:
- Research relevant, interesting, trending and timely ideas for content
- Conduct research for news articles and features
- Write engaging and topical articles when required and as directed by the senior editor or news editor
- Source required images from pre-approved providers
- Build galleries with compelling commentary appropriate for the Yahoo! audience
- Contribute to daily and weekly brainstorming sessions
Requirements:
- Proven knowledge of internet journalism and how itβs different to other mediums
- Editorial background with a good understanding of what makes a compelling story
- Proven interest in current affairs
- Working knowledge of Photoshop
- Quick learner, able to make decisions, multi-task and prioritise in a timely manner
- Fluent English speaker with clear knowledge of, and interest in, British popular culture
- National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) qualification is preferred though a degree (or higher) that is journalism-related will also be considered
- Please include examples of your work across a range of topics
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