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Unheard Voices Magazine is looking for interns!
Student? Recent Graduate? Or looking for a new career path? Then interning for Unheard Voices might be the place for you.
Unheard Voices is accepting internship applications for the Spring semester.
Student? Recent Graduate? Or looking for a new career path? Then interning for Unheard Voices might be the place for you.
Unheard Voices is looking for passionate, driven interns with an eye for detail, with strong written and oral skills.
Interns applications are being accepted in our local office and online.
Local interns: We are located in Long Branch, NJ, and you must be able to commit 10 hours per week, and attend all workshops.
We are offering you the chance to build your online portfolio, getting hands on experience working in the media communications field.
General duties will include:
- Research
- News reporting
- Database management, HTML, PHP, SQL, WordPress and CSS
- Planning, writing, and uploading content for Unheard Voices Magazine
- Social Media Support
- Reviewing materials, and an opportunity to interview
- Attend events
Internships in : Media/Journalism, Computer Science/Information Systems, Advertising/Marketing/Social Media, Graphic Design, & Radio Broadcasting.
Compensation: Unpaid internship that may lead to employment after completion of the program.
If interested, please fill out the form below with along with your resume.
Deadline : Ongoing
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