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Journalism Intern
Journalism Intern (Volunteer Role) – Liverpool Standard News Publication
Location: Liverpool (Remote / Flexible)
Type: Volunteer, Unpaid Internship
Commitment: Flexible (No fixed working hours commitments)
About Us
We are a local news platform dedicated to covering Liverpool’s latest news, events, and community stories. Our goal is to provide accurate, timely, and engaging news coverage while offering aspiring journalists a platform to develop their skills, making it an excellent opportunity for those looking to gain practical experience in journalism.
Role Overview
We are looking for volunteer Journalism Interns to contribute news articles, event coverage, and community stories. This is an unpaid, voluntary position designed for individuals passionate about journalism and looking to gain practical experience in news reporting, content writing, and digital publishing.
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Responsibilities
- Write news articles, event summaries, and community updates
- Research and verify information for news stories
- Conduct interviews with local figures (if required)
- Assist in covering community events and announcements
- Contribute to social media and audience engagement efforts
Who Can Apply?
- Must be based in Liverpool (preferably with knowledge of Liverpool)
- Aspiring journalists, students, and writers looking for hands-on newsroom experience
- Strong writing and research skills
- Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
- Interest in local news and community stories
- No prior experience required, but a background in writing, media, or communications is a plus


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What You’ll Gain
- Practical experience in journalism and digital media
- Bylines on a recognized local news platform
- A strong portfolio of published work
- A chance to contribute to meaningful local journalism
Important Notes
- This is a volunteer-only position with no financial compensation.
- There are no fixed working hours—contributions are flexible and based on availability.
- Candidates must be based in Liverpool.
- This opportunity is not an employment contract, and there is no obligation for regular work.
If you’re passionate about journalism and want to gain experience in local news reporting, we’d love to hear from you!
How to Apply
Apply directly via LinkedIn
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