THE WORD ON THE STREET BOOK AND MAGAZINE FESTIVAL
SEEKS VOLUNTEERS ON SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 2009
What's The Word On The Street?
The Word On The Street is Canada's largest book and magazine festival, annually attracts 200,000 visitors, 250 exhibitors and more than 150 authors to Queen’s Park on the last Sunday of September. As a not‐for‐profit event, the festival relies on the commitment, time and energy of more than 200 volunteers to help bring the event to life. Volunteering is an opportunity to lend your experience, learn new skills, meet and work with new people, to share in the enjoyment of Canadian books and magazines and to give back to your community in an exceptionally positive way. The day is rewarding in so many ways: you'll get to meet fellow literature enthusiasts, authors and publishers as well as leave satisfied that you have supported a wonderfully vibrant community‐based event.
What roles do we need volunteers for?
Here’s just a few of the areas for which we are looking to find volunteers:
Administration – Photographers, Floaters, Surveyors
Guest Services – Information Booth Attendants or Ambassadors
Logistics – Festival Set Up, Festival Tear‐Down
Programming – Programming Tent Attendants
Exhibits – Exhibitor Information Ambassadors, Exhibitor MarketPlace Attendants
What is expected of festival volunteers?
Volunteers will typically be assigned a 4‐6 hour shift based on their availability. All volunteers are expected to participate in orientation and training which will be held on‐site on the day of the festival.
The details!
The Word On The Street will celebrate its 20th festival on Sunday, September 27th, 2009 from 11am to 6pm at Queen's Park, Toronto.
Please email volunteers@thewordonthestreet.ca to find out more information or to register.
We hope to see you at this year's festival!
http://www.thewordonthestreet.ca
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Friday, August 21, 2009
The Daily Graphic and Central Plain Herald-Leader - paid, fulltime
NEWS REPORTER/PHOTOGRAPHER
THE DAILY GRAPHIC and CENTRAL PLAINS HERALD-LEADER in Portage la Prairie, Man., seek a full-time news reporter with strong writing and photography skills to join our team. A passionate interest in the news is essential, particularly social issues. The successful candidate will be a team player in the newsroom and in the community. Applicants must feel confident in meeting tight deadlines in a daily news environment whose focus is on web-first reporting.
This job also requires the individual be able to take digital photographs using professional SLR cameras and have some knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. Layout skills are a definite asset as is a familiarity with online reporting.
The reporter must live in Portage and have reliable transportation, but will use the newspaper¹s camera equipment. This is a salaried position with benefits and paid vacation.
As part of the Sun Media chain, there is opportunity for career advancement.
Portage la Prairie is a city of 13,000 people, with a rural population of an additional 7,000. It is located 75 kilometres west of Winnipeg, in fertile, farming country. The Daily Graphic and Herald-Leader have a combined circulation of almost 15,000.
Application deadline: Sept. 4, 2009.
Please send your resume, complete with references and samples of your work to:
Ms. Clarise Klassen, Managing Editor
The Daily Graphic/Central Plains Herald-Leader
P.O. Box 130
1941 Saskatchewan Ave. W.
Portage la Prairie, MB, R1N 3B4
Fax: 204-239-1270
Phone: 204-857-3427 ext. 242
e-mail: editor.dailygraphic@shawcable.com
THE DAILY GRAPHIC and CENTRAL PLAINS HERALD-LEADER in Portage la Prairie, Man., seek a full-time news reporter with strong writing and photography skills to join our team. A passionate interest in the news is essential, particularly social issues. The successful candidate will be a team player in the newsroom and in the community. Applicants must feel confident in meeting tight deadlines in a daily news environment whose focus is on web-first reporting.
This job also requires the individual be able to take digital photographs using professional SLR cameras and have some knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. Layout skills are a definite asset as is a familiarity with online reporting.
The reporter must live in Portage and have reliable transportation, but will use the newspaper¹s camera equipment. This is a salaried position with benefits and paid vacation.
As part of the Sun Media chain, there is opportunity for career advancement.
Portage la Prairie is a city of 13,000 people, with a rural population of an additional 7,000. It is located 75 kilometres west of Winnipeg, in fertile, farming country. The Daily Graphic and Herald-Leader have a combined circulation of almost 15,000.
Application deadline: Sept. 4, 2009.
Please send your resume, complete with references and samples of your work to:
Ms. Clarise Klassen, Managing Editor
The Daily Graphic/Central Plains Herald-Leader
P.O. Box 130
1941 Saskatchewan Ave. W.
Portage la Prairie, MB, R1N 3B4
Fax: 204-239-1270
Phone: 204-857-3427 ext. 242
e-mail: editor.dailygraphic@shawcable.com
Vertical Review – unpaid
Online editorial intern opportunity
Work term: September 2009 to open
Application due date: Sept 25th, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship with the opportunity for a potentially paid future freelance writing position with the publication. The subject matter will be high profile as you will be working alongside prominent figures and will be a great showcase for the portfolio, experience and professional exposure.
Minimum hour requirement: This position will require 10-20 hours a week
Job description:
We are currently looking for passionate and creative writers who are looking to enhance their skills, gain exposure and establish an online presence in the field of environmentally conscious and healthy living.
This is a very exciting time to be a part of this movement. A lot is happening in the green sector and we are working very hard to be a leader for providing information of quality and targeting people, places and products that are unique, modern and a leaders that are shaping the industry. Our goal is to market to the North American demographic, eventually reaching further into international territories. The site will be launching this fall and we are looking forward to building a strong team of writers that will compliment our vision. Think of our site as an online magazine. If you want to write editorial, and everything sounds good so far, this may be the role for you!
Responsibilities may include (depending on qualifications):
- Researching latest trends, businesses and individuals on the fore-front of the environmental movement
- Writing in-depth, emotional high-quality editorials
- Be able to work with professional photographers in outlining the story theme prior to shoot
- Writing short, fun facts about relevant topics
Areas of interest include:
Green Homes
- Modern architecture, interior design, home renovations and urban planning
Transportation
– Cutting edge automotive innovations, eco-travel and accommodations and other forms of transportation
Science
- Biomimicry, breaking technology, enviro-science and electronics
Mind & Body
- Beauty care, organic foods, recipes, holistic medicine and active living.
Fashion & Culture
- Cutting edge eco-fashion, art, books and events
Skill requirements
- Currently completing (or completed) undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred.
- Preferably have interest in the environment and/or healthy living.
- Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language.
- The ability to conduct interviews over the phone and/or in person in a professional manor.
- Must be a creative thinker, self-motivated and problem solver.
- Must have strong researching skills and interest in current events.
- Must be able to pitch ideas to be accepted before editorial process begins.
- Must have excellent organizational skill and deliver all projects on time.
- Must be comfortable posting stories to the site though CMS. If you don’t know, we can teach you. It’s very easy.
- Be able to work within the guidelines of writing style guide.
- Must be a able to work well in a team environment and bring positive energy to the tasks at hand
Additional information:
To apply to this position, please submit:
- Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
- 3 articles or short stories that have recently been written.
- Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Reply via email to:
Senior Editor
kavi@vertreview.com
or
info@vertreview.com
Work term: September 2009 to open
Application due date: Sept 25th, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship with the opportunity for a potentially paid future freelance writing position with the publication. The subject matter will be high profile as you will be working alongside prominent figures and will be a great showcase for the portfolio, experience and professional exposure.
Minimum hour requirement: This position will require 10-20 hours a week
Job description:
We are currently looking for passionate and creative writers who are looking to enhance their skills, gain exposure and establish an online presence in the field of environmentally conscious and healthy living.
This is a very exciting time to be a part of this movement. A lot is happening in the green sector and we are working very hard to be a leader for providing information of quality and targeting people, places and products that are unique, modern and a leaders that are shaping the industry. Our goal is to market to the North American demographic, eventually reaching further into international territories. The site will be launching this fall and we are looking forward to building a strong team of writers that will compliment our vision. Think of our site as an online magazine. If you want to write editorial, and everything sounds good so far, this may be the role for you!
Responsibilities may include (depending on qualifications):
- Researching latest trends, businesses and individuals on the fore-front of the environmental movement
- Writing in-depth, emotional high-quality editorials
- Be able to work with professional photographers in outlining the story theme prior to shoot
- Writing short, fun facts about relevant topics
Areas of interest include:
Green Homes
- Modern architecture, interior design, home renovations and urban planning
Transportation
– Cutting edge automotive innovations, eco-travel and accommodations and other forms of transportation
Science
- Biomimicry, breaking technology, enviro-science and electronics
Mind & Body
- Beauty care, organic foods, recipes, holistic medicine and active living.
Fashion & Culture
- Cutting edge eco-fashion, art, books and events
Skill requirements
- Currently completing (or completed) undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred.
- Preferably have interest in the environment and/or healthy living.
- Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language.
- The ability to conduct interviews over the phone and/or in person in a professional manor.
- Must be a creative thinker, self-motivated and problem solver.
- Must have strong researching skills and interest in current events.
- Must be able to pitch ideas to be accepted before editorial process begins.
- Must have excellent organizational skill and deliver all projects on time.
- Must be comfortable posting stories to the site though CMS. If you don’t know, we can teach you. It’s very easy.
- Be able to work within the guidelines of writing style guide.
- Must be a able to work well in a team environment and bring positive energy to the tasks at hand
Additional information:
To apply to this position, please submit:
- Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
- 3 articles or short stories that have recently been written.
- Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Reply via email to:
Senior Editor
kavi@vertreview.com
or
info@vertreview.com
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
canadianimmigrant.ca - unpaid
Online editorial intern opportunity
Work term: September to December 2009 (exact start dates are flexible to coincide with the applicant's school schedule)
Application due date: August 31, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship that does present the opportunity for excellent references and potential future freelance (paid) writing assignments with the publication after completion of the work term.
Minimum hour requirement: This internship requires a minimum of 20 hours in office work.
Job description
Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to get into web-based editorial while gaining valuable, practical work experience in the publishing world?
If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
We’re looking for an editorial intern in Toronto who wants to help make canadianimmigrant.ca better than ever. This unpaid, voluntary position is open to all college, university and post-graduate students who are poised to enter the job force but require real-world experience first…
This is a very exciting time for all of us at canadianimmigrant.ca — we’re currently expanding upon our very successful national print publication, Canadian Immigrant Magazine, online and are looking for passionate, creative intern to help support our editorial team. This opportunity will offer you such benefits as:
• Learning how site structure, functionality and architecture works
• Writing full articles and features for the web
• Learning and understanding archival processes
• Working on major national editorial and marketing campaigns
Plus, this internship can turn into a regular contributor paid freelance position in the future. The editorial world is changing rapidly, and the web is where it’s at, so if you’re interested, read on…
For starters, you’ll need to possess the following traits:
• A true passion for immigrant issues and stories happening across Canada
• Creative, self-motivated and willing strive to share our editorial mission
• A willingness to go above and beyond, and report on stories that will truly impact new Canadians in a profound, positive way
• Must either be enrolled in or a current graduate of a journalism program
Next, check out the skill requirements…
Skill requirements
• A minimum of an undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred (or currently completing your studies is fine, too).
• Must reside in Toronto; this is an in-house intern position and you will be required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week, depending on scheduling (we’re flexible for applicants who are still in school!)
• Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language; knowledge of CP style and online conventions is mandatory
• Must be able to write specifically for online audiences (or really keen on learning). New media experience is a plus (photo, video, audio, etc.)
• Photography skills: you must be able to shoot and prepare images for online publication to accompany stories; this skill is mandatory
• Must be willing to pitch story ideas on a weekly basis and/or pick up stories on a quick turnaround basis
• Must be willing to conduct interviews and prepare photos
• A truly passionate attitude toward immigrant stories and issues
• Must be willing to learn new skills, including how to operate in our CMS, posting stories, and working on archival content—don’t worry, we’ll teach you!
• Strong research skills are a major plus—as is being really organized (bonus points for this one!)
• You'll need to have good personal skills and phone skills—we'll have you working on our editorial/grassroots marketing campaigns, too!
Additional information
To apply to this position, please submit:
• Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
• At least three existing sample articles of writing (preferably samples that show you’ve written for the online realm) that you have done in the last year (nothing later than January 2008, please)
• Be prepared to write a sample article if chosen for an interview
• Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Please DO NOT MAIL your application. Only reply via email to:
Karolina Rous
Associate Online Editor, canadianimmigrant.ca
krous@canadianimmigrant.ca
Work term: September to December 2009 (exact start dates are flexible to coincide with the applicant's school schedule)
Application due date: August 31, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship that does present the opportunity for excellent references and potential future freelance (paid) writing assignments with the publication after completion of the work term.
Minimum hour requirement: This internship requires a minimum of 20 hours in office work.
Job description
Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to get into web-based editorial while gaining valuable, practical work experience in the publishing world?
If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
We’re looking for an editorial intern in Toronto who wants to help make canadianimmigrant.ca better than ever. This unpaid, voluntary position is open to all college, university and post-graduate students who are poised to enter the job force but require real-world experience first…
This is a very exciting time for all of us at canadianimmigrant.ca — we’re currently expanding upon our very successful national print publication, Canadian Immigrant Magazine, online and are looking for passionate, creative intern to help support our editorial team. This opportunity will offer you such benefits as:
• Learning how site structure, functionality and architecture works
• Writing full articles and features for the web
• Learning and understanding archival processes
• Working on major national editorial and marketing campaigns
Plus, this internship can turn into a regular contributor paid freelance position in the future. The editorial world is changing rapidly, and the web is where it’s at, so if you’re interested, read on…
For starters, you’ll need to possess the following traits:
• A true passion for immigrant issues and stories happening across Canada
• Creative, self-motivated and willing strive to share our editorial mission
• A willingness to go above and beyond, and report on stories that will truly impact new Canadians in a profound, positive way
• Must either be enrolled in or a current graduate of a journalism program
Next, check out the skill requirements…
Skill requirements
• A minimum of an undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred (or currently completing your studies is fine, too).
• Must reside in Toronto; this is an in-house intern position and you will be required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week, depending on scheduling (we’re flexible for applicants who are still in school!)
• Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language; knowledge of CP style and online conventions is mandatory
• Must be able to write specifically for online audiences (or really keen on learning). New media experience is a plus (photo, video, audio, etc.)
• Photography skills: you must be able to shoot and prepare images for online publication to accompany stories; this skill is mandatory
• Must be willing to pitch story ideas on a weekly basis and/or pick up stories on a quick turnaround basis
• Must be willing to conduct interviews and prepare photos
• A truly passionate attitude toward immigrant stories and issues
• Must be willing to learn new skills, including how to operate in our CMS, posting stories, and working on archival content—don’t worry, we’ll teach you!
• Strong research skills are a major plus—as is being really organized (bonus points for this one!)
• You'll need to have good personal skills and phone skills—we'll have you working on our editorial/grassroots marketing campaigns, too!
Additional information
To apply to this position, please submit:
• Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
• At least three existing sample articles of writing (preferably samples that show you’ve written for the online realm) that you have done in the last year (nothing later than January 2008, please)
• Be prepared to write a sample article if chosen for an interview
• Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Please DO NOT MAIL your application. Only reply via email to:
Karolina Rous
Associate Online Editor, canadianimmigrant.ca
krous@canadianimmigrant.ca
canadianimmigrant.ca - unpaid
Online editorial intern opportunity
Work term: January 2010 to April 2010 to (exact start dates are flexible to coincide with the applicant's school schedule)
Application due date: December 15, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship that does present the opportunity for excellent references and potential future freelance (paid) writing assignments with the publication after completion of the work term.
Minimum hour requirement: This internship requires a minimum of 20 hours in office work.
Job description:
Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to get into web-based editorial while gaining valuable, practical work experience in the publishing world?
If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
We’re looking for an editorial intern in Toronto who wants to help make canadianimmigrant.ca better than ever. This unpaid, voluntary position is open to all college, university and post-graduate students who are poised to enter the job force but require real-world experience first…
This is a very exciting time for all of us at canadianimmigrant.ca — we’re currently expanding upon our very successful national print publication, Canadian Immigrant Magazine, online and are looking for passionate, creative intern to help support our editorial team. This opportunity will offer you such benefits as:
• Learning how site structure, functionality and architecture works
• Writing full articles and features for the web
• Learning and understanding archival processes
• Working on major national editorial and marketing campaigns
Plus, this internship can turn into a regular contributor paid freelance position in the future. The editorial world is changing rapidly, and the web is where it’s at, so if you’re interested, read on…
For starters, you’ll need to possess the following traits:
• A true passion for immigrant issues and stories happening across Canada
• Creative, self-motivated and willing strive to share our editorial mission
• A willingness to go above and beyond, and report on stories that will truly impact new Canadians in a profound, positive way
• Must either be enrolled in or a current graduate of a journalism program
Next, check out the skill requirements…
Skill requirements
• A minimum of an undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred (or currently completing your studies is fine, too).
• Must reside in Toronto; this is an in-house intern position and you will be required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week, depending on scheduling (we’re flexible for applicants who are still in school!)
• Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language; knowledge of CP style and online conventions is mandatory
• Must be able to write specifically for online audiences (or really keen on learning). New media experience is a plus (photo, video, audio, etc.)
• Photography skills: you must be able to shoot and prepare images for online publication to accompany stories; this skill is mandatory
• Must be willing to pitch story ideas on a weekly basis and/or pick up stories on a quick turnaround basis
• Must be willing to conduct interviews and prepare photos
• A truly passionate attitude toward immigrant stories and issues
• Must be willing to learn new skills, including how to operate in our CMS, posting stories, and working on archival content—don’t worry, we’ll teach you!
• Strong research skills are a major plus—as is being really organized (bonus points for this one!)
• You'll need to have good personal skills and phone skills—we'll have you working on our editorial/grassroots marketing campaigns, too!
Additional information
To apply to this position, please submit:
• Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
• At least three existing sample articles of writing (preferably samples that show you’ve written for the online realm) that you have done in the last year (nothing later than January 2008, please)
• Be prepared to write a sample article if chosen for an interview
• Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Please DO NOT MAIL your application. Only reply via email to:
Karolina Rous
Associate Online Editor, canadianimmigrant.ca
krous@canadianimmigrant.ca
Work term: January 2010 to April 2010 to (exact start dates are flexible to coincide with the applicant's school schedule)
Application due date: December 15, 2009
Compensation: This is an unpaid internship that does present the opportunity for excellent references and potential future freelance (paid) writing assignments with the publication after completion of the work term.
Minimum hour requirement: This internship requires a minimum of 20 hours in office work.
Job description:
Are you looking for the perfect opportunity to get into web-based editorial while gaining valuable, practical work experience in the publishing world?
If so, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
We’re looking for an editorial intern in Toronto who wants to help make canadianimmigrant.ca better than ever. This unpaid, voluntary position is open to all college, university and post-graduate students who are poised to enter the job force but require real-world experience first…
This is a very exciting time for all of us at canadianimmigrant.ca — we’re currently expanding upon our very successful national print publication, Canadian Immigrant Magazine, online and are looking for passionate, creative intern to help support our editorial team. This opportunity will offer you such benefits as:
• Learning how site structure, functionality and architecture works
• Writing full articles and features for the web
• Learning and understanding archival processes
• Working on major national editorial and marketing campaigns
Plus, this internship can turn into a regular contributor paid freelance position in the future. The editorial world is changing rapidly, and the web is where it’s at, so if you’re interested, read on…
For starters, you’ll need to possess the following traits:
• A true passion for immigrant issues and stories happening across Canada
• Creative, self-motivated and willing strive to share our editorial mission
• A willingness to go above and beyond, and report on stories that will truly impact new Canadians in a profound, positive way
• Must either be enrolled in or a current graduate of a journalism program
Next, check out the skill requirements…
Skill requirements
• A minimum of an undergraduate degree in English, communications or journalism is preferred (or currently completing your studies is fine, too).
• Must reside in Toronto; this is an in-house intern position and you will be required to work a minimum of 20 hours per week, depending on scheduling (we’re flexible for applicants who are still in school!)
• Must have a flawless understanding of grammar, spelling and the English language; knowledge of CP style and online conventions is mandatory
• Must be able to write specifically for online audiences (or really keen on learning). New media experience is a plus (photo, video, audio, etc.)
• Photography skills: you must be able to shoot and prepare images for online publication to accompany stories; this skill is mandatory
• Must be willing to pitch story ideas on a weekly basis and/or pick up stories on a quick turnaround basis
• Must be willing to conduct interviews and prepare photos
• A truly passionate attitude toward immigrant stories and issues
• Must be willing to learn new skills, including how to operate in our CMS, posting stories, and working on archival content—don’t worry, we’ll teach you!
• Strong research skills are a major plus—as is being really organized (bonus points for this one!)
• You'll need to have good personal skills and phone skills—we'll have you working on our editorial/grassroots marketing campaigns, too!
Additional information
To apply to this position, please submit:
• Your cover letter and resume, ideally with one reference from an instructor or professor
• At least three existing sample articles of writing (preferably samples that show you’ve written for the online realm) that you have done in the last year (nothing later than January 2008, please)
• Be prepared to write a sample article if chosen for an interview
• Only those applicants chosen for an interview will be contacted
Please DO NOT MAIL your application. Only reply via email to:
Karolina Rous
Associate Online Editor, canadianimmigrant.ca
krous@canadianimmigrant.ca
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Urbanology Magazine - unpaid
Urbanology Magazine | Seeking New Editorial Team Members
Staff Writer
Description: Journalist who takes on 1 to 3 article assignments at a time for print or online publications in the form of features, short features, profiles, interviews, reviews, columns, event coverage or service articles.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as writer/reporter
• Strong writing and interviewing skills
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Highly resourceful
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to think creatively and develop relevant story ideas
Commitment:
• 1 to 3 articles at any given time based on deadline, workload, availability and type of assignment
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication as well as exclusivity to not take same assignment or write duplicate article for non-urban publication
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
• Experienced journalists passionate about having an urban outlet to express their writing
• High school / youth with knowledge of and keen interest in journalism, publications and urban culture
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume and two samples of journalistic writing (profiles and features strongly preferred) to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Staff Writer
Description: Journalist who takes on 1 to 3 article assignments at a time for print or online publications in the form of features, short features, profiles, interviews, reviews, columns, event coverage or service articles.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as writer/reporter
• Strong writing and interviewing skills
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Highly resourceful
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to think creatively and develop relevant story ideas
Commitment:
• 1 to 3 articles at any given time based on deadline, workload, availability and type of assignment
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication as well as exclusivity to not take same assignment or write duplicate article for non-urban publication
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
• Experienced journalists passionate about having an urban outlet to express their writing
• High school / youth with knowledge of and keen interest in journalism, publications and urban culture
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume and two samples of journalistic writing (profiles and features strongly preferred) to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Urbanology Magazine - unpaid
Urbanology Magazine | Seeking New Editorial Team Members
Copy Editor
Description: The copy editor will be responsible for editing all print and online copy, editing for length and clarity as well as sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, spelling, syntax, etc. The copy editor will also write headlines and decks and select pull quotes for articles. The copy editor will help develop and maintain an Urbanology specific style guide.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as copy editor or proofreader
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Strong knowledge of CP Style Guide
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Commitment:
• 10 to 12 hours a week from office and home
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3. Selected candidates will be subject to copy editing test at time of interview.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Copy Editor
Description: The copy editor will be responsible for editing all print and online copy, editing for length and clarity as well as sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, spelling, syntax, etc. The copy editor will also write headlines and decks and select pull quotes for articles. The copy editor will help develop and maintain an Urbanology specific style guide.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as copy editor or proofreader
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Strong knowledge of CP Style Guide
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Commitment:
• 10 to 12 hours a week from office and home
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3. Selected candidates will be subject to copy editing test at time of interview.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Urbanology Magazine - unpaid
Urbanology Magazine | Seeking New Editorial Team Members
Online Editor
Description: The online editor of Urbanology Magazine is responsible for overseeing, assigning, developing and editing content for www.urbanologymag.com, the online portal for the print publication. This content includes feature interviews, event coverage, reviews of the arts, blogs and columns. The editor would be responsible for following copy through the editorial process and uploading completed articles with headlines to the website content management system.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as writer or editor
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Strong writer and editor
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Basic knowledge of Photoshop
• Creative and willing to think outside of the box for new story ideas and content development
Commitment:
• 12 to 15 hours a week from office and home
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
To Apply: Send two samples of writing, cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Online Editor
Description: The online editor of Urbanology Magazine is responsible for overseeing, assigning, developing and editing content for www.urbanologymag.com, the online portal for the print publication. This content includes feature interviews, event coverage, reviews of the arts, blogs and columns. The editor would be responsible for following copy through the editorial process and uploading completed articles with headlines to the website content management system.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as writer or editor
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Strong writer and editor
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Basic knowledge of Photoshop
• Creative and willing to think outside of the box for new story ideas and content development
Commitment:
• 12 to 15 hours a week from office and home
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
To Apply: Send two samples of writing, cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Urbanology Magazine - unpaid
Urbanology Magazine | Seeking New Editorial Team Members
Chief of Research
Description: This individual will be responsible for overseeing and handling the bulk of online and print fact checking as well as training youth hires and editorial interns in fact checking and research. As well, the Chief of Research will be responsible for providing assistance in researching and sourcing in-depth feature articles, developing new content and chasing new leads.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as fact checker or researcher
• Strong research background
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Highly resourceful
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Commitment:
• 10 to 12 hours a week from office
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
• University undergraduates with interest in journalism and urban culture
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3. Selected candidates will be subject to fact checking test at time of interview.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Chief of Research
Description: This individual will be responsible for overseeing and handling the bulk of online and print fact checking as well as training youth hires and editorial interns in fact checking and research. As well, the Chief of Research will be responsible for providing assistance in researching and sourcing in-depth feature articles, developing new content and chasing new leads.
Type: Unpaid Internship
Qualifications:
• Experience working for print or online publication as fact checker or researcher
• Strong research background
• Keen interest in and knowledge of urban culture
• Highly resourceful
• Organized and deadline conscientious
• Ability to work independently with limited supervision
Commitment:
• 10 to 12 hours a week from office
• 1 Year Period
• Exclusivity to Urbanology Magazine from any other “urban” print or online publication
• Attendance at bi-weekly editorial meetings 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays
Ideal For:
• Journalism students or graduates aiming to build portfolio, gain valuable experience and work in open, exciting environment covering urban culture and lifestyle
• University undergraduates with interest in journalism and urban culture
To Apply: Send cover letter and resume to interns@urbanologymag.com or by mail to 67 Mowat Ave. Suite 034 | Toronto, ON | M6K 3E3. Selected candidates will be subject to fact checking test at time of interview.
Application Deadline: August 31/09 by 5 p.m.
*All applicants will be notified to confirm receipt of application, while only chosen candidates will be invited for interview.
Monday, August 10, 2009
jhr Internship Positions: Fall 2009
jhr’s (Journalists for Human Rights) goal is to make everyone in the world fully aware of their rights. Creating rights awareness is the first and most necessary step to ending rights abuses. By mobilizing the media to spread human rights awareness, jhr informs people about their rights, empowering marginalized people to stand up, speak out and protect themselves.
The jhr Internship Program provides university and recently graduated individuals the opportunity to gain work experience and insight into the Toronto non-profit sector. The four month program includes a mentorship with a fulltime jhr staff member, networking opportunities in the non-profit and media sectors, and the chance of upward promotion within jhr.
The period of employment for Fall Interns is from September 1 to December 15. There are currently five positions available:
International Programs Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The International Programs Intern will assist in research for jhr’s new Security Management protocol, development of new programming, as well as financial management and reporting for jhr’s programs.
Qualifications: Demonstrable interest in international programs management, human rights, and/or international media development; experience in journalism and French both assets; experience working, traveling, and or volunteering overseas.
Curriculum Intern
Hours per Week: 15
Description: The Curriculum Intern assists jhr’s Education Specialist in the design, production, and distribution of workshops and online learning experiences from pre-determined learning objectives for use by jhr Overseas and Domestic Staff.
Qualifications: Bachelors degree completed in Journalism or related field; research experience in development communications preferred; experience with Adobe Design Suite CS3 and proficiency with Wordpress preferred; fluency in French an asset.
Communications and Development Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The Communications and Development Intern assists jhr with communications, fundraising, and donor relations.
Qualifications: Experience in communications and/or development preferred; excellent writing skills an asset.
Social Media Intern
Hours per Week: 15
Description: The Social Media Intern manages jhr’s Social Media assets including blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and other jhr online properties while working with staff to integrate social media into jhr’s activities.
Qualifications: Experience with Facebook, Twitter, and all things social media; strong written and communications skills; ability to follow emerging social media trends.
Speech and Presentation Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The jhr Speech and Presentation Intern works with jhr’s Executive Director and other staff in the research, promotion, and booking of speeches and presentations.
Qualifications: Public Speaking and research experience an asset.
Email Resume and Cover Letter to jobs@jhr.ca. Please include position title in subject of email.
Deadline: 12pm EST, Friday August 21, 2009
The jhr Internship Program provides university and recently graduated individuals the opportunity to gain work experience and insight into the Toronto non-profit sector. The four month program includes a mentorship with a fulltime jhr staff member, networking opportunities in the non-profit and media sectors, and the chance of upward promotion within jhr.
The period of employment for Fall Interns is from September 1 to December 15. There are currently five positions available:
International Programs Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The International Programs Intern will assist in research for jhr’s new Security Management protocol, development of new programming, as well as financial management and reporting for jhr’s programs.
Qualifications: Demonstrable interest in international programs management, human rights, and/or international media development; experience in journalism and French both assets; experience working, traveling, and or volunteering overseas.
Curriculum Intern
Hours per Week: 15
Description: The Curriculum Intern assists jhr’s Education Specialist in the design, production, and distribution of workshops and online learning experiences from pre-determined learning objectives for use by jhr Overseas and Domestic Staff.
Qualifications: Bachelors degree completed in Journalism or related field; research experience in development communications preferred; experience with Adobe Design Suite CS3 and proficiency with Wordpress preferred; fluency in French an asset.
Communications and Development Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The Communications and Development Intern assists jhr with communications, fundraising, and donor relations.
Qualifications: Experience in communications and/or development preferred; excellent writing skills an asset.
Social Media Intern
Hours per Week: 15
Description: The Social Media Intern manages jhr’s Social Media assets including blogs, Facebook, Twitter, and other jhr online properties while working with staff to integrate social media into jhr’s activities.
Qualifications: Experience with Facebook, Twitter, and all things social media; strong written and communications skills; ability to follow emerging social media trends.
Speech and Presentation Intern
Hours per Week: 24
Description: The jhr Speech and Presentation Intern works with jhr’s Executive Director and other staff in the research, promotion, and booking of speeches and presentations.
Qualifications: Public Speaking and research experience an asset.
Email Resume and Cover Letter to jobs@jhr.ca. Please include position title in subject of email.
Deadline: 12pm EST, Friday August 21, 2009
Ryerson Rams On-Air Video Reporter - part-time, paid
Position Description:
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to create video content for the Athletics and Recreation web site including game highlights, game previews, interviews and news features.
Specific On-Air Reporter duties include:
• Report on camera as a presenter of sports and recreation news
• Gather information to produce stories and other content in a manner that is clear, accurate, relevant and informative
• Assist with pre/post production
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special
projects/events within Athletics and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Previous on camera reporting, writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of on camera and broadcasting techniques (i.e. lighting, audio) as well as editing software (Final Cut, Premiere)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Portfolio of on camera work required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 3
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to create video content for the Athletics and Recreation web site including game highlights, game previews, interviews and news features.
Specific On-Air Reporter duties include:
• Report on camera as a presenter of sports and recreation news
• Gather information to produce stories and other content in a manner that is clear, accurate, relevant and informative
• Assist with pre/post production
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special
projects/events within Athletics and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Previous on camera reporting, writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of on camera and broadcasting techniques (i.e. lighting, audio) as well as editing software (Final Cut, Premiere)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Portfolio of on camera work required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 3
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Ryerson Rams Sports Information Asst. /Writer - part-time, paid
Position Description:
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to ensure the execution of sports information requirements for Ryerson varsity teams.
Specific Sport Information Assistant/Writer duties include:
• Write game previews and recaps of selected varsity home games
• Assist with the writing and production of the RamPages weekly release
• Assist with the production of game day programs
• Update sport statistics on a weekly basis
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special projects/events within Sports and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Previous writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of word processing and spread sheet software (i.e. Word, Excel) desktop publishing (Illustrator)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Writing portfolio or samples required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 1
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter, resume and writing samples to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to ensure the execution of sports information requirements for Ryerson varsity teams.
Specific Sport Information Assistant/Writer duties include:
• Write game previews and recaps of selected varsity home games
• Assist with the writing and production of the RamPages weekly release
• Assist with the production of game day programs
• Update sport statistics on a weekly basis
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special projects/events within Sports and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Previous writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of word processing and spread sheet software (i.e. Word, Excel) desktop publishing (Illustrator)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Writing portfolio or samples required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 1
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter, resume and writing samples to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Ryerson Rams Camera Operator/Editor - part-time, paid
Position Description:
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to create video content for the Athletics and Recreation web site including game highlights, game previews, interviews and news features.
Specific On-Air Reporter duties include:
• Report on camera as a presenter of sports and recreation news
• Gather information to produce stories and other content in a manner that is clear, accurate, relevant and informative
• Assist with pre/post production
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special projects/events within Athletics and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Previous on camera reporting, writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of on camera and broadcasting techniques (i.e. lighting, audio) as well as editing software (Final Cut, Premiere)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Portfolio of on camera work required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 3
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Within the Sports Information Office for Ryerson Athletics and Recreation, you will work closely with the Sports Information Coordinator to create video content for the Athletics and Recreation web site including game highlights, game previews, interviews and news features.
Specific On-Air Reporter duties include:
• Report on camera as a presenter of sports and recreation news
• Gather information to produce stories and other content in a manner that is clear, accurate, relevant and informative
• Assist with pre/post production
• May also be assigned other duties as required to assist with completion of special projects/events within Athletics and Recreation
Required Qualifications:
• Full-time Ryerson University student, Work-study eligible
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Previous on camera reporting, writing or journalism experience required
• Solid organizational skills
• Strong knowledge of on camera and broadcasting techniques (i.e. lighting, audio) as well as editing software (Final Cut, Premiere)
• Strong knowledge of sports including rules of the game, statistical information and sport specific vocabulary
• Detailed oriented with an aptitude for statistics
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
• Available to work evenings and weekends
SPECIAL NOTE: Portfolio of on camera work required with application
Compensation: $10.75/hr
Work Hours: 10-15 hours/week
Start Date: August 2009
End Date: March 2010
Number of Positions: 3
To apply, please e-mail a cover letter and resume to:
Jim McLarty, Sports Information Coordinator
Ryerson Athletics and Recreation
gorams@ryerson.ca
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Lab Manager Magazine Editorial Assistant - paid
Lab Manger Magazine
Editorial Assistant
Full-time
Lab Manager Magazine provides practical information on management and business strategies for laboratory professionals. Lab Manager Magazine is owned and operated by LabX, a highly specialized business-to-business marketplace where scientific equipment and supplies can be bought and sold. LabX corporate headquarters are located in Ontario, Canada. We are currently seeking a talented and hard-working professional for the role of Editorial Assistant in our Midland office.
The editorial assistant must be organized, detail oriented, enthusiastic, and have the ability to work quickly and efficiently under the pressures of various deadlines; must have writing, proofreading and web research skills and solid knowledge of grammar and punctuation. The candidate will be a motivated self starter willing to work from our Midland office with occasional travel to industry tradeshows throughout the year.
Job requirements:
BA in English or journalism
Basic HTML knowledge
Science background helpful
Responsibilities include:
Read copy to detect errors in spelling, punctuation, and syntax.
Rewrite or modify copy to conform to publication's style and editorial policy.
Write or rewrite headlines, captions, columns, articles, and stories according to publication requirements.
Initiate or reply to correspondence regarding material published or being considered for publication.
Locate and organize New Product press releases for our print and digital content areas.
Manage the posting of articles and industry-related news to the web site and in newsletters.
In time, the editorial assistant will become knowledgeable of the market and familiar with the key industry players in order to identify meaningful content and news.
Compensation:
Annual salary; group benefits; eligible for quarterly/annual company bonus plans.
For More Information:
To find out more about Lab Manager Magazine please visit www.labmanager.com
Please send your resume to jobs@labx.com; only those who will be interviewed will be contacted
Editorial Assistant
Full-time
Lab Manager Magazine provides practical information on management and business strategies for laboratory professionals. Lab Manager Magazine is owned and operated by LabX, a highly specialized business-to-business marketplace where scientific equipment and supplies can be bought and sold. LabX corporate headquarters are located in Ontario, Canada. We are currently seeking a talented and hard-working professional for the role of Editorial Assistant in our Midland office.
The editorial assistant must be organized, detail oriented, enthusiastic, and have the ability to work quickly and efficiently under the pressures of various deadlines; must have writing, proofreading and web research skills and solid knowledge of grammar and punctuation. The candidate will be a motivated self starter willing to work from our Midland office with occasional travel to industry tradeshows throughout the year.
Job requirements:
BA in English or journalism
Basic HTML knowledge
Science background helpful
Responsibilities include:
Read copy to detect errors in spelling, punctuation, and syntax.
Rewrite or modify copy to conform to publication's style and editorial policy.
Write or rewrite headlines, captions, columns, articles, and stories according to publication requirements.
Initiate or reply to correspondence regarding material published or being considered for publication.
Locate and organize New Product press releases for our print and digital content areas.
Manage the posting of articles and industry-related news to the web site and in newsletters.
In time, the editorial assistant will become knowledgeable of the market and familiar with the key industry players in order to identify meaningful content and news.
Compensation:
Annual salary; group benefits; eligible for quarterly/annual company bonus plans.
For More Information:
To find out more about Lab Manager Magazine please visit www.labmanager.com
Please send your resume to jobs@labx.com; only those who will be interviewed will be contacted
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Opera Software - Paid internship
Competition to win writer internship abroad with Opera Software
International Web browser company Opera Software is seeking a talented wordsmith for a fully paid six-month internship as an Online Writer in our international headquarters in Oslo, Norway… and we have opened a worldwide competition to find them! The task of the Online Writer will be to prepare articles, online content and collateral about Opera and new web technologies.
Your field of studies is not important, but you must be able to demonstrate solid writing skills in English. You should have an exceptional understanding of technology, the ability to explain complex issues simply, and the lightness of touch to move easily between the humorous and the professional.
Internship Details
The winner will receive:
• A generous salary to cover your living expenses in Norway
• Free flights to and from Norway
• An apartment for the first month of your stay
• Flexible start date, so that you can begin any time suitable to you
before 31 July 2010.
Competition Details
Of course, the best way to select our Online Writer is to ask candidates to write articles and provide samples of their work, so we can see your writing talents in action! Our two-stage competition has now opened, in which entrants will submit articles on specified topics.
The topic for the first round of the competition is;
“In technology we have seen some great innovations and others that are plain useless. To apply for the internship we'd like you to write an article on innovation in technology. You have to include at least one Opera browser innovation in your answer.
The article should be less than 400 words and written in a humorous and entertaining style.
The deadline for the first round is 25th August 2009. Opera Software will publish the best articles for feedback from our fan community. After the second round, we will interview the three top writers to decide the lucky wordsmith who will join us here at Opera Software.
So if you feel you could be the one, get writing!
You can read more about the internship and submission details at; http://my.opera.com/community/competition/internship/
International Web browser company Opera Software is seeking a talented wordsmith for a fully paid six-month internship as an Online Writer in our international headquarters in Oslo, Norway… and we have opened a worldwide competition to find them! The task of the Online Writer will be to prepare articles, online content and collateral about Opera and new web technologies.
Your field of studies is not important, but you must be able to demonstrate solid writing skills in English. You should have an exceptional understanding of technology, the ability to explain complex issues simply, and the lightness of touch to move easily between the humorous and the professional.
Internship Details
The winner will receive:
• A generous salary to cover your living expenses in Norway
• Free flights to and from Norway
• An apartment for the first month of your stay
• Flexible start date, so that you can begin any time suitable to you
before 31 July 2010.
Competition Details
Of course, the best way to select our Online Writer is to ask candidates to write articles and provide samples of their work, so we can see your writing talents in action! Our two-stage competition has now opened, in which entrants will submit articles on specified topics.
The topic for the first round of the competition is;
“In technology we have seen some great innovations and others that are plain useless. To apply for the internship we'd like you to write an article on innovation in technology. You have to include at least one Opera browser innovation in your answer.
The article should be less than 400 words and written in a humorous and entertaining style.
The deadline for the first round is 25th August 2009. Opera Software will publish the best articles for feedback from our fan community. After the second round, we will interview the three top writers to decide the lucky wordsmith who will join us here at Opera Software.
So if you feel you could be the one, get writing!
You can read more about the internship and submission details at; http://my.opera.com/community/competition/internship/
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