Want to know what it’s like to be a sports journalist in 2021? We will provide you with all the experiences necessary for you to understand what it takes to thrive in this fast-paced, ever-changing industry.

We are seeking a motivated Sports Intern to join the Best Sports Team in Town!

Responsibilities:

Write and edit stories for digital and print publications, initially with guidance from editors
Work on tight deadlines, producing stories in a timely fashion.
Cover live events, such as MLB games or NFL practices, or press conferences.
Uncover new stories and effectively pitch them for publication.

Qualifications:

Experience at college newspaper or web site strongly preferred.
Deep knowledge of all sports to include New York teams
Track record of strong communication and interpersonal skills
Familiarity with the New York Post and our writing style

As an equal opportunity employer, the New York Post does not discriminate in hiring or the terms and conditions of employment because of an individual’s race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, citizenship or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. The New York Post will consider the provision of reasonable accommodations to known physical or mental disabilities of otherwise qualified applicants to enable them to participate in our application process and to effectively perform the essential functions of the job, unless doing so would impose an undue financial or operational hardship. ​

The New York Post is looking for a talented Sunday News Summer Intern for the summer!

Candidates should have an understanding of not only hard news but entertainment and celebrity culture. Knowledge of NYC and environs preferred but not essential.

*Please note this will be a Tuesday-Saturday schedule.*

Primary responsibilities:

Pitch his or her own story ideas, with the expectation that we would assign the intern to execute an approved story idea (often pairing them with a Sunday staff reporter).
Assist reporters on researching background information for a story. This can take many forms, such as scanning social media for a subject’s profile, photos or comments; helping to search, organize or tally databases to find relevant information for a story; etc.
Assigned to go to a location and report, gather quotes, observe, etc., and then feed those notes to the lead reporter on a story. Sometimes an intern will be asked to help write a story.

Qualifications:

Must have great news judgment.
The ability to work independently.
A passion for anything news related!
Interested candidates should submit their resume, a cover letter, and a recent writing sample (preferred news clipping) for consideration.

As an equal opportunity employer, the New York Post does not discriminate in hiring or the terms and conditions of employment because of an individual’s race, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, gender, sexual orientation, citizenship or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. The New York Post will consider the provision of reasonable accommodations to known physical or mental disabilities of otherwise qualified applicants to enable them to participate in our application process and to effectively perform the essential functions of the job, unless doing so would impose an undue financial or operational hardship. ​

Responsibilities:

Conduct research for content that the Decider staff is working on (articles, lists, video)
Gather and edit digital assets (still images, screencaps, GIFs, videos) for publication
Participate in content planning meetings by pitching new ideas for blog posts, galleries, videos, and stand-alone social media executions
Execute ideas that have been approved for publication on Decider.com and their respective social channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat)
Assist Decider's Social Media Editor in developing and optimizing site's social media strategy

Required Skills:

Excellent knowledge of pop culture landscape, both past and present
Creativity and flexibility
Strong writing and editing experience
Ability to juggle multiple assignments at once
Excellent time-management
Eager team player
Familiarity with Adobe Photoshop required; familiarity with WordPress extremely beneficial

We’re looking for education journalism interns in Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, New York City, Memphis, and Philadelphia.

Are you a motivated undergraduate or grad student interested in telling the story of education in America? Come work with us at Chalkbeat as a summer intern. Our newsroom has bureaus in eight cities — Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Indianapolis, Memphis, Newark, New York City, and most recently, Philadelphia — plus a national team. We cover the effort to improve schools for all children, especially students in the United States who have historically lacked access to a quality education.

We offer a 10-week paid internship in each bureau from June to August 2021. You will:
Work a 40-hour week alongside some of the nation’s top education journalists.
Write daily stories on deadline, with editing from top-notch story editors.
Leave Chalkbeat with at least two strong clips.
Hone your writing skills to craft enticing ledes, effectively structure each story, and conduct fruitful interviews.
Incorporate data journalism, polls, and social engagement.
Attend weekly skill-building sessions.
Become an integral part of a dynamic, diverse newsroom. Our interns interview, report, write, and learn — they don’t make coffee or file paperwork.

Here are some of the stories our past interns filed. (links on Chalkbeat job posting at Chalkbeat.org/careers)
“Charie Gibson was homeless 17 times. Now she helps more than 1,000 homeless students in Indianapolis.” By Erica Irish (Indiana 2019)
“Many Denver schools with high asthma rates aren’t participating in a new air quality monitoring program” by Kati Weis (Colorado 2019)
“NYC children out of school for summer struggle to access free meals — as food, federal dollars go to waste” by Zipporah Osei (New York 2019)
“Meet ‘The Outsiders’: New website aims to support students of color at NYC’s elite public high schools” by Ashleigh Garrison (New York 2020)
“Teachers need training to improve pandemic learning. Many are still waiting.” by Sneha Dey (Chicago 2020)
“Indianapolis students accused their teachers of racism. Will the district’s investigation lead to change?” by Emily Isaacman (Indiana 2020)

Each intern can choose their 10-week session to accommodate their college schedule. COVID-19 safety is a priority for our staff, so if in-person attendance is too risky, the internships will become virtual.
Who are you?
Journalism is your calling. You love finding things out and explaining them.
You’re interested in public policy and social issues.
You’re eager for feedback and enjoy collaborating.
You’re flexible, a hard worker, creative, energetic, patient, and tenacious.
You know how to report accurately, write clearly and concisely, and meet your deadlines.
You have:
Clips that demonstrate strong reporting and writing skills.
Meaningful high school, college, or professional journalism experience.
A demonstrable interest in public education.

· Conduct research on enterprise use cases of blockchain technology

· Edit and fact check work from Forbes staff

· Perform technical writing on cryptoassets and blockchain technology for the Forbes website

· Collaborate with Forbes Research Director on various projects

· May have the opportunity to draft articles for the website

inkl is hiring an intern to join our team of curators. Once you've been trained, you will scour the news from our 100+ publishers and select the best stories for our global audience. You'll be joining a team of driven, trained journalists who are passionate about creating a better informed world. It is absolutely crucial that you have a good general knowledge and a keen interest in global politics. Curiosity is everything. You will work 4 hours per day (early-late afternoon) Monday-Friday for a total of 20 hours per week. If you are the right fit after your three month internship we'll be looking to hire a permanent part-time role!

REMOTE/WORK FROM HOME: Florence Health, a website for nurses, is seeking an editorial intern to manage writers, post on social media, and work with the product and tech teams on site development.

Medium is expanding its editorial team. For summer 2020, we are looking for a critical addition to the editorial staff of our publication focused on personal development—an intern who will work closely with the team in growing and evolving Forge as a brand. This intern will have a strong curiosity about the questions people want to answer to improve their lives at work, at home, and elsewhere. This person is fascinated by the question of what it means to live, work, and be better, and eager to think innovatively about what personal development can be.

The Work
Provide support to Forge's team of editors.
Participate in brainstorming sessions around content creation.
Write, research, and report.
Produce and post stories to the website.
Analyze and report data.

What We Look For
Basic knowledge in research and reporting.
Strong desire to enter the field of journalism with curiosity about the work we do.
Passion for helping readers understand and improve their lives, and excited by creative approaches to service journalism.
Detail-focused, hard-working, curious, and collaborative mindsets.
Passion for world-class content and making sure it reaches the right people.
Self-starter attitudes; you can take an assignment and run with it.
Ability to communicate ideas clearly and effectively.
Comfortable working in a startup environment, where speed, flexibility, and experimentation are part of the day-to-day.
An ideas machine, tuned into the zeitgeist and able to spot stories within larger conversations.

What's In It For You
Opportunity to work with a staff of accomplished journalists that are passionate about the same thing you are.
Practical experience working on a publication staff.
Shadowing, mentoring, and training opportunities with knowledgeable professionals.
There’ll be opportunities to participate in networking events and company meetings.
Developing your skills in reporting, digital storytelling, newsgathering, and headline hashing.

About Our Summer Intern Program
Our internships are paid.
This intern doesn't have to be a college student/have to have attended college to apply.
This internship is approximately 40 hours/week Monday-Friday.
Internships begin on or around June 7, 2020, and will last for 10 weeks.
This intern will be working out of our NY Office. Located in Union Square.
Start and end dates are flexible within 1-2 weeks should your university schedule interfere with our dates.

This position is based in New York.

Medium is expanding its editorial team. Summer 2020, we are looking for a critical addition to the editorial staff of our publication focused on science-backed health and wellness—an intern who will work closely with the team in growing and evolving Elemental as a brand. We want someone who has a keen eye for emerging trends and ideas in health and its related fields, and who can ask the right questions to guide coverage across diverse topic areas, from nutrition and fitness to neuroscience and psychedelics.

The Work
Provide support to Elemental's team of editors.
Participate in brainstorming sessions around content creation.
Write, research, and report.
Produce and post stories to the website.
Analyze and report data.

What We Look For
Interest in entering the field about journalism with curiosity about the work we do.
Passion about health, science, and wellness.
Detail-focused, hard-working, curious, and collaborative mindsets.
Passion about world-class content and making sure it reaches the right people.
Self-starter attitudes; you can take an assignment and run with it.
Ability to communicate ideas clearly and effectively.
Comfortable working in a startup environment, where speed, flexibility, and experimentation are part of the day-to-day.

What’s In It For You
Opportunity to work with a great team that is passionate about the same thing you are.
Practical experience in a newsroom.
Shadowing, mentoring, and training opportunities with knowledgeable professionals.
There’ll be opportunities to participate in networking events and company meetings.
Developing your skills in reporting, digital storytelling, news gathering, and headline hashing.

About Our Summer Intern Program
Our internships are paid.
This intern doesn't have to be a college student/have to have attended college to apply.
This internship is approximately 40 hours/week Monday-Friday.
Internships begin on or around June 7, 2020, and will last for 10 weeks.
This intern will be working out of our NY Office. Located in Union Square.
Start and end dates are flexible within 1-2 weeks should your university schedule interfere with our dates).

This position is based in New York.

The Economist Group is the leading source of analysis on international business and world affairs. We deliver our information through a range of formats, from The Economist Newspaper and magazines to conferences and electronic services. What ties us together is the objectivity of our opinion, the originality of our insight and our advocacy of economic and political freedom around the world.

The Economist is now accepting applicants for the 2020 Marjorie Deane internship. Interns will spend three to four months working beside writers and researchers in The Economist’s New York bureau. This is a paid internship, funded by the Marjorie Deane Financial Journalism Foundation.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to:
Creative thinking: brainstorm and present article ideas to pitch to editors and writing approved pitches
Research: Conduct independent research and interviews for articles
Collaboration: Participating in weekly meetings with New York’s editorial staff
Relationship building: Occasionally collaborate with other writers on articles they may be working on