The Guardian US – Web Production Internship

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Location: New York

Closing date: June 30th

Guardian US is seeking an intern to work with the production desk, specializing in copyediting, web production and research.

You’ll spend time with Tim Hill, our Production Editor, and his team, and you’ll help with the day-to-day running of the website: with copy editing, fact-checking, picture research, headline writing and front-page management.

Applicants should have excellent writing and editing skills, be eager to work in a fast-paced newsroom, and have proven experience of copyediting.

The ideal candidate would be comfortable in a team environment and be able to work quickly and effectively under pressure.

About our internship program

We are seeking an Intern for Fall (September) for a 16-week internship.

The internship pays a $100/day stipend and typically runs Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm.

We are only able to consider candidates who are legally eligible to work in the United States.

We see our program as an opportunity to invest in our community so we primarily consider local students and schools.

How to apply

Please submit a cover letter stating your interest in working with a specific team (below), your resume and a couple of writing samples.

Only candidates that are able to commit to the 16-week term should apply.

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The Guardian US – Community Internship

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Location: New York

Closing date: June 30th

Guardian US is seeking an intern to work closely with our innovative Open team, led by Amanda Michel (Open Editor), Katie Rogers (social news editor) and Ruth Spencer (community coordinator).

Day-to-day, the intern would help maintain the Guardian US’s presence on social media channels and produce features that take a discussion-first approach to journalism.

The intern would also assist in producing open features — live chats, open threads, Q&As, community call outs — and work with the team to engage readers in the newsroom’s reporting.

Competitive applicants should not just be active on social media but interested in how social tools and platforms can further our journalism efforts and grow our readership.

Applicants should be committed to strengthening reader networks through community-focused projects and be excited about the possibilities of non-traditional storytelling.

The ideal candidate would be a motivated self-starter who is proactive in their work and has a proven history of using Open elements in their past reporting projects.

About our internship program

We are seeking an Intern for Fall (September) for a 16-week internship. The internship pays a $100/day stipend and typically runs Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm.

We are only able to consider candidates who are legally eligible to work in the United States.

We see our program as an opportunity to invest in our community so we primarily consider local students and schools.

How to apply

Please submit a cover letter stating your interest in working with a specific team (below), your resume and a couple of writing samples.

Only candidates that are able to commit to the 16-week term should apply.

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The Guardian US – Comment Internship

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Location: New York

Closing date: June 30th

Guardian US is seeking an intern to work on the Guardian’s much talked-about Comment is free US site, as the third member of a small team.

This is your chance to help shape national and international opinion on current events.

You will work with some big-name columnists, as well as helping commission and edit op-eds from fresh voices.

You’ll also have the opportunity to try your own hand at commentary writing.

We’re looking for people who love to follow the news – and talk about it, tweet about it, debate it.

You will be an integral part of the Comment is free desk and expected to contribute ideas daily.

You will also play a part in the Guardian’s innovative approach to community discussions with our polls, open threads, smart takes and other mechanisms to get readers engaged.

Some prior editing experience is a must, with a premium on accuracy, a good feeling for language, attention to detail, and speed (in that order): the heart of what we do is publishing sharp, timely, well-edited opinion journalism with search-competitive and catchy headlines.

Skills with web-publishing tools is desirable; multimedia storytelling would also be a plus, as well as photo-editing expertise and social media skills.

Above all, though, we want someone who’s enthusiastic and opinionated about what’s happening in the news.

About our internship program

We are seeking an Intern for Fall (September) for a 16-week internship.

The internship pays a $100/day stipend and typically runs Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm.

We are only able to consider candidates who are legally eligible to work in the United States.

We see our program as an opportunity to invest in our community so we primarily consider local students and schools.

How to apply

Please submit a cover letter stating your interest in working with a specific team (below), your resume and a couple of writing samples.

Only candidates that are able to commit to the 16-week term should apply.

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International Citizen Service – Volunteer Programme

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Locations: Global

Closing date: Ongoing

Are you interested in volunteering overseas, and telling a story about it?

Would you like to immerse yourself in another culture, contribute to international development, and make media about the experience?

International Citizen Service (ICS) is the UK’s leading global volunteering programme for 18 to 25-year-olds, bringing together young people from different countries to fight poverty.

Over the next three years ICS will be sending 7,000 young people from the UK to over 28 of the world’s poorest countries to work alongside national volunteers for 10-12 weeks.

And some of these placements have an additional media focus.

As well as volunteering, you’ll have the opportunity to tell the story of your placement through the written word or multimedia.

In addition, you’ll have a chance to find other stories that highlight important issues in the developing world, and help audiences understand how other people live.

ICS is run by six of the most respected names in international volunteering, led by VSO.

The media roles are currently available if you volunteer with Restless Development and Progressio, two charities with extensive experience of youth volunteering.

Between them, these charities offer placements in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

This is a great chance to learn about another part of the world, contribute to development, and tell untold stories.

Volunteers are asked to raise some money to contribute to the cost of their placement, but there is plenty of support on offer to help you do this and no volunteer will be excluded because of cost.

If you’re a recent graduate from a journalism or media course, and 25 or under, then you could apply for one of the upcoming placements, which are provisionally:

Apr – Jun 2013 and Jul – Sep 2013

Current students may also be able to apply for the Jul-Sep placement, if this fits within their summer break.

Where could you go? The ICS website has information on the countries you can go to with Restless Development or Progressio.

For more information on what the opportunity means for young journalists, and how to apply, you can go to One World Media’s website – they’re an organisation that supports young journalists to tell international stories, and they’re working with ICS to highlight the scheme.

HOW TO APPLY (via One World Media)

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