The role We are looking for a news editor to join the night news team in London on a 6 month fixed term contract. You will play an important role within the team led by Andrew Parker that involves running the FT UK homepage and app, as well as commissioning, editing and revising stories. The […]
The Role We have an exciting new opportunity covering the global pensions industry from London. This is a beat that involves getting under the skin of some of the worldâs largest investment institutions at a time of upheaval. Pension funds are facing a subdued outlook for investment returns and as average life expectancy increases, pensions […]
The Role The Financial Times is looking for a new deputy UK news editor. This position is at the heart of the FTâs newsroom and will play a key role in delivering the UKâs first-class coverage of the UK economy, politics, regulation and policy in the run-up to the general election and beyond. Your […]
Tamsin Eames, 22, from Stockport, will join the award-winning regional trainee scheme on 2 March at ITVâs regional newsroom in Cardiff.
Many journalists freelance at some point in their careers, and there are many appealing aspects â home working, writing about topics which interest you - but there are challenges to going it alone too.
One of the clearest trends shown in the Journalist at Work research is the increasing number of people who report that they are working as journalists. Data from the Office for National Statistics suggest that there are 73,000 people working as journalists in the UK, an increase from 65,000 in 2012.
What’s the role? The LIVE Team is committed to breaking the news that our audiences truly care about right now – from the big dramatic events to the local stories creating chatter. You’ll be fast, you’ll be first, you’ll be accurate. Resourcefulness, an eye for a good story and the adrenaline rush of breaking news […]
Gemma Jamieson reveals her top 10 lessons from studying journalism at News Associates.
Journalism Diversity Fund recipient Liz Jackson blogs about events at the annual NCTJ Student Council.
Journalism training has seen an âencouraging return to normalityâ as most teaching returned to face-to-face delivery, says the NCTJâs principal examiner.
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