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Sports Writer

London
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Website: worldinsport.com

Company Description:

World in Sport is a multi-sport media platform providing the latest news, results, guides, and in-depth analysis across a wide range of sports, including football, boxing, cricket, tennis, golf, rugby, UFC, NBA, and F1. The outlet focuses on timely coverage and insightful commentary, appealing to readers who follow both major leagues and niche competitions. Contributors have the opportunity to write for a global audience of passionate sports fans. World in Sport values accurate reporting, strong storytelling, and a genuine enthusiasm for sport. The organisation offers aspiring writers a space to develop their skills and build a portfolio in digital sports journalism.

Role Description:

This remote internship role as a Sports Writer involves researching and producing articles, match reports, opinion pieces, and features on a range of sports, with a strong emphasis on football.

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  • Monitoring sports news
  • Pitching ideas
  • Writing and revising content
  • Collaborating with editors to ensure accuracy, clarity, and adherence to editorial guidelines

Interns will optimise articles for online readership, including crafting engaging headlines and using basic digital publishing tools. The role offers hands-on experience in sports journalism, content creation, and audience engagement, providing practical training and feedback to help develop a professional writing portfolio.

Qualifications:

  • Strong Sports Writing and general Writing skills, with the ability to produce clear, engaging, and original articles.
  • Knowledge and passion for Football and familiarity with other major sports covered by World in Sport.
  • Effective Communication skills, including the ability to convey complex sporting narratives in an accessible way.
  • Foundational Journalism skills, such as basic research, fact-checking, and adherence to ethical reporting standards.
  • Excellent command of written English and attention to grammar, structure, and style.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote setting, manage deadlines, and respond constructively to editorial feedback.
  • Interest in digital media, online publishing, and audience-focused content; experience with blogging or social media is a plus.
  • Relevant academic background or demonstrable experience in sports writing, journalism, media, or communication is beneficial.
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Skills

Sports Writing
Journalism
Research
Fact-checking
Content Creation
Digital Publishing
Editing
Communication
Storytelling
Audience Engagement
SEO
Social Media

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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