The Wentworth Black Group
Freelance Journalist

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About The Wentworth Black Group
The Wentworth Black Group (WBG) is a forward-thinking consultancy operating across Sales Development, Talent Acquisition, and Media & Communications. Our Media & Communications Division encompasses four specialist tracks — Editorial & Journalism, Creator & On-Camera, PR & Distribution, and Owned Media & Publications — each built to develop ambitious media professionals and deliver high-impact content.
Wentworth Wire is WBG's flagship editorial and journalism platform, publishing sharp, engaging content across business, technology, culture, and current affairs. We are looking for talented Freelance Journalists to contribute to the Wentworth Wire and help shape our editorial voice.
About the Role
We are seeking a Freelance Journalist to join WBG's Media & Communications Division under the Editorial & Journalism track. This is a remote, flexible, commission-based role — you will be paid for every piece of published content, meaning your earnings reflect your output, quality, and consistency.
This opportunity is ideal for working journalists, recent graduates, bloggers, or skilled writers who want to build a published portfolio on a professional editorial platform while earning commission on every article.
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Key Responsibilities
- Research and write articles, features, interviews, and opinion pieces for Wentworth Wire
- Pitch original story ideas and editorial angles to the WBG editorial team
- Conduct interviews and source expert commentary for published content
- Ensure all work meets WBG's editorial standards for accuracy, clarity, and style
- Meet agreed publishing targets and editorial deadlines
- Collaborate with the wider Media & Communications team on cross-platform projects
- Stay informed on trending topics and emerging stories across your specialist areas
What We Are Looking For
- Strong written English with a flair for storytelling, research, and clear communication
- A genuine passion for journalism, editorial content, or media
- Self-motivated and able to work independently in a remote setting
- Comfortable pitching ideas, working to deadlines, and managing your own workload
- Familiarity with digital publishing, SEO basics, or content management systems is a plus
- Previous writing experience (professional, freelance, university, or personal) is valued but not essential — talent and drive matter most


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Compensation & Benefits
- Commission-based pay per published article — your output determines your earnings
- Fully remote and flexible — write from anywhere, on your own schedule
- Published byline on all your articles on the Wentworth Wire platform
- Full editorial support and feedback from the WBG editorial team
- Opportunity to progress into a longer-term Media & Communications Partner role (Fixed-Term Contract up to £28,000) for top performers
- Build a professional portfolio of published work across a respected editorial platform
How to Apply
Apply directly through LinkedIn. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to complete a brief editorial task and attend a short interview. We review applications on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged.
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