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Website: worldinsport.com
Company Description
World in Sport is an online sports media platform that delivers the latest news, results, guides, and analysis across major sports including football, boxing, cricket, tennis, golf, rugby, UFC, NBA, and F1. The platform provides in-depth coverage and informed commentary for global sports audiences. Contributors have the opportunity to reach sports fans worldwide and build their portfolio across multiple disciplines. World in Sport values accurate reporting, engaging storytelling, and diverse perspectives on sporting events. The environment is well-suited for aspiring writers who want hands-on experience in digital sports journalism.
Role Description
The Sports Writer internship is a remote role focused on producing timely and engaging sports content for World in Sport’s online platform. Day-to-day tasks include researching current sports events, writing match reports, opinion pieces, features, and news articles, primarily with a focus on football and other major sports as needed. The intern will pitch article ideas, follow editorial guidelines, and collaborate with editors to revise and improve content. Responsibilities also include monitoring sports news, verifying facts, and ensuring all work meets quality and style standards. This internship provides practical experience in digital journalism, audience engagement, and content publishing.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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You’ve got the grades and the economics background, and your bank internship is exactly the experience this scheme looks for. Apply soon — deadlines close within the month.
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Qualifications
- Strong Sports Writing and general Writing skills, with the ability to produce clear, engaging, and insightful articles.
- Knowledge and passion for Football and a broad understanding of other popular sports covered by World in Sport.
- Effective Communication skills, including the ability to present opinions clearly and collaborate with editors.
- Foundational Journalism skills, such as research, fact-checking, and adherence to ethical reporting standards.
- Ability to work independently in a remote setting, meet deadlines, and manage multiple assignments.
- Good command of written English and familiarity with online publishing or blogging platforms is beneficial.
- Relevant academic background or coursework in journalism, media, communications, or related fields is an advantage but not mandatory.


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