We offer 1-3 month training programmes geared towards print journalism.

Participants are involved in all aspects of magazine production, and take tuition modules on the side aimed at strengthening linguistic and journalistic skills essential for being a journalist in Bolivia.

The experience involves learning about journalism and Bolivian culture in an immersive environment. The programme fee covers 40 hours of tuition per month (covering Spanish, journalism, and photography), as well as your accommodation (living with volunteers and locals in the BX house), lunch, internet access, mobile phone, airport pickup, pre-trip guidance and a press pass during your stay.

Aside from the training, you are tasked with doing research and writing your own articles or producing photo-essays, with ample opportunity to practice your Spanish, or with assistance from an interpreter. You can also help design the magazine.

As part of the learning experience you will intern within the organisation to produce a monthly magazine which is distributed for free across Bolivia. You will therefore be volunteering as part of a cultural project which aims to foster ties between Bolivia and the English-speaking world by producing news and content from an under-reported region.

We are looking for people interested in discovering Bolivian culture. Whether you are focusing on learning the language, want a journalism internship, have a passion for photography, are an avid writer or enjoy magazine design, there will be something for you. You must speak fluent English, be at least seventeen years old, and have an observant eye and inquisitive spirit. Spanish is helpful but not essential. Graduates, professionals, students and school-leavers and are all welcome; responsibilities and challenges are assigned according to experience.

Do you ever wonder about the future of work? Or trade deals? Or ask why a $60,000 handbag is always out of stock? Or what frozen chicken has to do with the price of pickup trucks?

Are you a regular Planet Money listener and fan? Are ready to hit the phones in search of the perfect character? To read the footnotes of CRS reports? To record the sound of a self-checkout machine over and over until you get it just right? To be proud of your weird interests and follow them as far as you can? To pitch story, after story, after story? To transcribe some tape? To write copy for npr.org and our social media accounts?

We’re a team of deeply curious economics and business reporters, and we love telling stories. We work out of NPR’s office in New York City (no Tiny Desk concerts here, sorry). We make two podcasts a week, and plenty of radio stories. Even though we’ve been around for awhile, we like to keep our show scrappy: To try new, ambitious things, all to help people understand their daily lives and the world.

We’d love to have you along for the journey, even if it’s just for a few months -- we love to teach, and we’re looking for someone who’s eager to learn.

If this sounds like something you can throw yourself into for a semester, please apply! We’ll be in touch.

Responsibilities:

-Pitch great stories

-Provide feedback at group edits and pitch meetings

-Write copy for npr.org for each episode

-Regularly post to Planet Money social media accounts

-Monitor Planet Money inbox and social media accounts for feedback from listeners and share with team

-Respond to listener emails, follow up on their story ideas

-Do research into your ideas, and ours

-Book guests

-Help with tracking reporter narration in studio

-Mix promotional materials

-Help identifying and preparing past episodes for rebroadcast

Qualifications:

-Excellent writing, researching and analytical skills

-Ability to work independently, quickly and accurately, while under deadline pressure

-Web skills including knowledge of basic blogging software

-A natural interest in engaging audiences on social media

-Being easy to work with, even on tight deadlines

Preferred Skills:

-Knowledge of basic principles of economics and finance

-Experience with audio editing tools like ProTools or DAVID

-Experience with other tools like Photoshop

-Interest in creating data-driven blog posts

Please submit writing samples.

Korea Risk Group, the parent company of NK News, is seeking a Seoul-based, bilingual Korean / English news trainee for a part-time (25 hours/week), three month period, starting in October 2017.

Desired qualifications:
- Excellent written Korean and English (Korean proficiency is essential).
- Translation or writing experience, preferably in a news environment.
- High attention to detail.
- Knowledge and understanding of North Korea.
- Good initiative.

Working at the NK News Seoul office, the news trainee will be responsible for assisting in monitoring the media, gathering relevant Korean language news, translating selected news and features from Korean to English (and vice versa), and corresponding with Korean speaking contacts and sources.

Other duties will include assisting the Communications Manager with social media and administrative tasks, such as editing the weekly ‘Foreign Media Monitor’ newsletter, and researching North Korea-related events for the weekly ‘Week Ahead’ newsletter.

Korea Risk Group, the parent company of NK News, is seeking a Seoul-based, bilingual Korean / English news trainee for a part-time (25 hours/week), three month period, starting in October 2017.

Desired qualifications:
- Excellent written Korean and English (Korean proficiency is essential).
- Translation or writing experience, preferably in a news environment.
- High attention to detail.
- Knowledge and understanding of North Korea.
- Good initiative.

Working at the NK News Seoul office, the news trainee will be responsible for assisting in monitoring the media, gathering relevant Korean language news, translating selected news and features from Korean to English (and vice versa), and corresponding with Korean speaking contacts and sources.

Other duties will include assisting the Communications Manager with social media and administrative tasks, such as editing the weekly ‘Foreign Media Monitor’ newsletter, and researching North Korea-related events for the weekly ‘Week Ahead’ newsletter.

We are interviewing candidates for an internship that begins as soon as possible and spans through November. Interns work two days a week. The intern will assist in the production of a feature-length documentary film which examines the current state of the American middle class.

The intern's responsibilities will include a mix of office administrative work, writing research memos, participating in production planning, logging footage, and other tasks. If the intern would like college credit, they would have to take initiative throughout the process by bringing in forms and ensuring that the college's requirements correlate with what we offer. Although the internships are unpaid, we have a strong track record of hiring or recommending our interns for hire into production teams. Journalism students are especially encouraged to apply.

Our interns have the opportunity to learn about the long-form documentary film production process (as well as some of the aspects of running a small business) in an environment where questions are valued, important, and welcome. They will get to see the creative process in action along with the nuts and bolts of what goes into making a social-issue documentary.

ABOUT SURFACE MAGAZINE
Surface is the American magazine of global contemporary design. For more than two decades, the publication has produced authoritative and thought-­provoking editorial content on architecture, art, design, travel, fashion, and culture. Surface offers a clean aesthetic and incisive writing with an emphasis on process and craftsmanship. Every issue is an event. Surface is a compass for today’s creative leaders and a barometer for what’s new and what’s next.

ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP
Surface and sister publication, Watch Journal, a luxury lifestyle watch enthusiast publication, are seeking Editorial interns this Fall. We're looking for students with strong editorial and writing skills; an interest in art, design, or architecture is also a plus. English, journalism, and art history majors are the best fit.

Our interns get great hands-on experience and often receive bylines in the magazine. It's a fantastic chance for students interested in an editorial career to get clips and to see what goes on behind the scenes at a magazine.

RESPONSIBILITIES
-Fact checking
-Writing
-Performing small research projects
-Assisting with social media

COMPENSATION
This internship is unpaid, but we will work with your college to ensure you receive credit. We offer interns the same perks and privileges as the rest of the staff, including a fully stocked kitchen, access to exclusive design events, and more!

If want to learn exactly how a real, successful magazine’s Editorial department runs on a day-to-day basis and would be excited to assist in the continuous growth of our company, please apply!

bSmart is looking for Editorial Interns who want to help shape the content we share with our members to help them live their best life and reach their personal or professional goals. Our post topics include: Culture, Career, Relationships, Finances, Fashion, Lifestyle, Technology, Politics, Wellness, and Beauty.

Responsibilities include blogging, copy editing, art direction, and operations for blog posts.

Times Square through the production of original media content. This would include interview and storytelling work on the history of Times Square, stories about the state of contemporary urban issues in the neighborhood, as well as stories about innovative public art and a distinct new vision for the future of Times Square. Ideally this would happen through a strategic partnership between a journalism school and the Alliance which can provide a distinct platform to create this kind of content. The various assets the Alliance could provide include access, data, contacts, a staff and stakeholders that could open doors and reveal incredibly in-depth background for this material. The graduate intern will work in the Communications Department.

Interested candidates, please submit your resume, cover letter and a link to a sample content you created.

Artforum.com’s news desk is looking to hire a detail-oriented editorial intern for September through December 2017. Candidates must have an interest in contemporary art, news, reporting, and journalism. They will be motivated, computer savvy, and have strong writing skills as well as experience in copyediting and fact-checking. Responsibilities include: copyediting and fact-checking news articles; research; administrative duties such as checking emails and responding to PR teams; and attending press conferences. Interns will also have the opportunity to write short news items.

We’re looking for an intern who can work at least two days per week (one of the days must be a Tuesday) in our Manhattan office. The internship is unpaid.

Lima Charlie is looking to hire bright, detail-oriented editorial intern for the fall 2017. Do you have a passion for geopolitical content, technology, policy - in long forum, short forum, video, podcasting and more. Primary responsibility is support of senior editorial staff as well as, proofreading, research, drafting of content, liaising with contributors and news sources, coordination of submission deadlines, social media and marketing assistance. Duties can include out reach to quotable sources, podcasting correspondence and research, writing of short form wire pieces, and more!