The Life of Luxury
Social Media Intern (Magazine)

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We are looking for a Social Media Intern (Volunteer) to join us for a 3-month internship, working approximately 18 hours per week, fully remotely.
This is an unpaid position, ideal for:
- A university student studying journalism, media, marketing or communications who requires industry experience
- A recent graduate building a portfolio
- Someone looking to break into luxury editorial or social media
- A creative individual passionate about luxury trends and digital storytelling
You will gain hands-on experience working directly with the editorial and marketing teams, contributing to a fast-growing international luxury publication.
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- Creating and curating engaging social media content across Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and other platforms
- Assisting with content planning and scheduling
- Monitoring social media trends within luxury lifestyle sectors
- Analysing engagement metrics and supporting optimisation strategies
- Collaborating with editorial to align digital storytelling with print features
- Supporting short-form video creation and trend commentary
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This role may require you to appear on camera, discussing luxury trends, industry news, travel insights, and brand features. Confidence presenting and speaking about luxury lifestyle topics is important.
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- Direct mentorship and one-to-one guidance from the Editor-in-Chief
- Portfolio-building opportunities
- Exposure to high-end brands, PR agencies, and industry professionals
What We’re Looking For
- Understanding of social media platforms and content creation
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Confidence on camera and presenting ideas
- A passion for luxury lifestyle sectors
- Creativity and proactive thinking
Candidates studying or recently graduated in Marketing, Communications, Media, Journalism, or a related field are encouraged to apply, though we welcome all applicants with relevant skills and genuine interest.
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