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Category archive: Courses and training

26 Jan
2012

Presse Media 81: internships

Based in Castres, south west France, we have two six-month all expenses paid internships available for hard-working, adaptable and ambitious journalists. The programme will be full-time and demanding but also rewarding

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21 Jan
2012

Huffington Post: culture section internship

Another opening not directly sport-connected, yet worthwhile considering. Working directly with the Culture editor on the HuffPost entertainments desk, the role will involve learning the ins and outs of web publishing, assisting with research and transcribing and gaining valuable writing and editing experience

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21 Jan
2012

Bloomberg News: summer internships

Not necessarily sports-related, but a 10-week paid internship with one of the world’s leading news agencies has got to be an outstanding opportunity for someone wanting a chance to break into journalism

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21 Jan
2012

Sports agency’s free journalism workshops

Fancy becoming a sports journalist? Sportsbeat is offering free one-day workshops for students who think they've got what it takes

Sportsbeat, the national sports news agency with offices in London and Manchester, is offering aspiring sports journalists the chance to enrol on their one-day Introduction to Sports Journalism Workshop – for no charge

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19 Jan
2012

Young Lorenzo oils his way towards writing career

Spot the online publishing entrepreneur: James Lorenzo with his TV presenter father, Matthew

15-year-old JAMES LORENZO is determined to become a third generation sports journalist, following his grandfather Peter and father Matthew. Here, he interrupts his GCSE Latin revision to outline how he used the internet to help practise and publish his own sports writing

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17 Jan
2012

Daily Mail: trainee reporters, writers and subs

Britain’s most successful newspaper group is offering would-be reporters, writers and sub-editors an exciting and challenging year-long training course, plus the chance to work at the Daily Mail and Mail Online.

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11 Jan
2012

Local papers invited to workshop on digital strategy

The Digital Editors’ Network will host Social, Local and Mobile Innovation at Media City in Manchester on February 23, exploring ideas on how the regional media should develop in the digital age

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5 Jan
2012

England Colleges Rugby: media manager (voluntary)

England Colleges Rugby is seeking to appoint an individual to manage all of the organisations media and media related relationships. This is a unique opportunity to develop the organisations exposure within the Rugby and Sporting sectors

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12 Dec
2011

Football debate to get a college premiere

Premier League

The Premier League at 20 – The Saviour of Football will be chaired by ITV Sport commentator Clive Tyldesley and brings together five of the game’s most eminent figures to discuss the long-term impact of the Premier League

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5 Dec
2011

SJA supports David Welch Student Sportswriter Award

David Welch

Open to school pupils and university students aged between 16 and 25 and who are in full-time education, the winner of the David Welch Student Sportswriter of the Year Award will get a week’s unpaid work experience on the sport desk at the Daily Telegraph, the newspaper where Welch was an influential sports editor for 20 years

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