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18. March, 2013 Comment, Routes into journalism
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Four things I’ve learnt from my first job in journalism

by Natalie Clarkson

Four things I’ve learnt from my first job in journalism In January, after months and months of job hunting, I finally started my first job in journalism as a staff writer for GoThinkBig. It’s been nearly three months now so I thought I’d share how I’ve got on and what
22. October, 2012 Finding a job, latest
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Moving to London to get a job in journalism

by Caroline Mortimer

Moving to London to get a job in journalism Unless you follow my Twitter feed, you probably don’t know it’s my birthday today. However, now that the novelty of turning 22 on the 22nd has started to wear off, I am starting to reflect on my life and my
10. October, 2012 Comment
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Dealing with unemployment

by Natalie Clarkson

Dealing with unemployment As of 9pm last night, I am officially unemployed again. Yesterday was the last shift of my five weeks of subbing at a national newspaper (that I wrote about here). And I’m pretty sad it’s over to be honest. It
25. July, 2012 Advice, Getting started, latest
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Job hunting: Never underestimate the importance of contacts

by Natalie Clarkson

Job hunting: Never underestimate the importance of contacts It’s been said time and time again: it’s not what you know it’s who you know. It’s a total cliché. But it’s also fairly true in journalism. And it’s something that has annoyed me quite a lot when trying to
24. April, 2012 latest, Newspaper
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Local newspapers: Redundancies and opportunities

by Natalie Clarkson

Local newspapers: Redundancies and opportunities April has proved to be a month of doom and gloom in local newspapers. Over the last month, numerous local newspapers have gone from being dailies to weeklies, cut evening and weekend editions and had major restructures. All of these
15. December, 2011 Advice, Comment, Tools
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What are your top five journalism apps for smartphones?

by Jon Offredo

It’s getting to be that time of year and if your family is anything like mine, you’ll be bound to get at least one or two iTunes gift cards. Instead of scraping a few ideas of what album to buy
14. December, 2011 Advice, Getting started, Routes into journalism, Short course and NCTJ
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Jamie Lewis: A job in journalism without a degree – It’s about bylines, not money

by Emily Handford

Jamie Lewis: A job in journalism without a degree – It’s about bylines, not money   Jamie Lewis works for International Business Times and blogs for the Huffington Post. OK, we all know that journalism is tough to get into, that’s why you’re reading Wannabe Hacks, right? What if I could give you an option you’ve
28. July, 2011 Advice, Applications, CVs, Finding a job, How to guides, Routes into journalism, Tools
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Online journalism CV workshop #2: your tips, hints and advice

by The Freelancer

And so, after an extremely successful online CV surgery last week (the operation was a complete success doctors!) we’ve decided to have another crack at another possibly sick patient. On the CV examination table this week is Nizaar Kinsella (@NazKinsella).
21. July, 2011 Advice, CVs, Entrepreneurship, Finding a job, Freelancing, How to guides, Postgraduate course, Routes into journalism, Shifts, Short course and NCTJ, Student media, Tools, Training schemes, Undergraduate course, Work experience and interning
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Online journalism CV workshop: share your thoughts!

by The Freelancer

Not long ago I posted a little CV workshop for young and graduating wannabe journos to use at will. It was loaded with tips and had some great feedback from our readers… but in the piece I also mentioned that
8. July, 2011 Routes into journalism
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Journalism CV tips from the Hacks and experts

by The Freelancer

Journalism CV tips from the Hacks and experts [What we're planning to do with this piece is maybe run an online CV workshop, where you can send in your CVs and we'll do our best to send them out and get some feedback! How does that sound? Interested?
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