The New Federalist is recruiting!

, by TNF Editorial Board

The New Federalist is recruiting!

We are looking for volunteers to join our editorial team for the upcoming year (November 2020 - October 2021).

If you are interested in any of the roles below, send a CV, a short cover letter, and (if possible) links to writing samples to guillermo.iniguez [at] jef.eu and madelaine.pitt [at] jef.eu.

Deadline for applications is Friday October 30th 2020 at 17:00 CEST.

What The New Federalist can offer you

  • Gain genuine editorial experience in an international multilingual environment
  • Work towards the development of a prestigious webzine recognised by the European Union for the quality of its output
  • Opportunity to let your creative freedom loose!
  • Contribute to a platform which promotes understanding of European issues, democratic values and federalism
  • Access to a network of hundreds of contributors and translators across Europe and beyond
  • Friendly working environment in a young dynamic team

What we expect

Commitment. We are not looking for people who just want a nice line on their CV! We are looking for people to take on editorial responsibilities, actively contribute to The New Federalist on a weekly basis, and work with other team members to manage collaborative projects.


Interested in applying? The following roles are available:

NEWSLETTER OFFICER

You could be in charge of TNF’s newsletter launch!

Tasks

  • Write a short summary of key events in Europe every two weeks (300 words, Politico style!)
  • Keep up with TNF content to be able to select our best articles, interviews etc to your summary and draw readers to them
  • Responsibility for managing mailing lists, sending out the newsletter and coming up with creative ways of getting people to subscribe
  • Coordinating with JEF’s webzines in other languages

Requirements

  • A keen interest in current affairs and high attention to detail
  • Excellent English and ability to write in an engaging and entertaining manner

SECTION EDITORS

A section editorship allows you to zoom in on an area which interests you and involves contributing your own articles, deciding what you would like covered in your section, proof-reading and publishing articles from contributors.


SECTION EDITOR: EU INSTITUTIONS AND POLICY

Tasks

  • Proof-read, edit and publish 3-4 articles a month, either written by yourself or by other contributors
  • Put together regular calls for articles
  • Recruit new contributors to write for your section
  • Contribute to social media, meetings and joint editorial team tasks

Requirements

  • Native or near-native English skills: you will be expected to proof-read and edit complex articles
  • A solid understanding of what drives EU politics and institutions.
  • Enthusiasm! You will be the closest TNF will have to a “Brussels correspondent”.
  • Commit around 5 hours per week to editorial tasks

SECTION EDITOR: EUROPE IN THE WORLD

Tasks

  • Proof-read, edit and publish 3-4 articles a month, either written by yourself or by other contributors
  • Put together regular calls for articles
  • Recruit new contributors to write for your section
  • Contribute to social media, meetings and joint editorial team tasks

Requirements

  • Native or near-native English skills: you will be expected to proof-read and edit complex articles
  • A solid understanding of global affairs and keen interest in current worldwide developments
  • Commit around 5 hours per week to editorial tasks

SECTION EDITOR: ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT

Tasks

  • Proof-read, edit and publish 5 articles a month, either written by yourself or by other contributors
  • Put together regular calls for articles
  • Recruit new contributors to write for your section
  • Contribute to social media, meetings and joint editorial team tasks
  • Develop a clear vision and strategy for growing your section

Requirements

  • Native or near-native English skills: you will be expected to proof-read and edit complex articles
  • Commit around 5 hours per week to editorial tasks

SECTION EDITOR: HISTORY, SOCIETY, CULTURE AND YOUTH

Tasks

  • Proof-read, edit and publish 3-4 articles a month, either written by yourself or by other contributors
  • Put together regular calls for articles
  • Recruit new contributors to write for your section
  • Contribute to social media, meetings and joint editorial team tasks
  • Develop a clear vision and strategy for growing your section

Requirements

  • Native or near-native English skills: you will be expected to proof-read and edit complex articles
  • Commit around 5 hours per week to editorial tasks

SECTION EDITOR: SOCIAL FABRIC AND EQUAL FOOTING

Tasks

  • Proof-read, edit and publish 3-4 articles a month, either written by yourself or by other contributors
  • Put together regular calls for articles
  • Recruit new contributors to write for your section
  • Contribute to social media, meetings and joint editorial team tasks
  • Develop a clear vision and strategy for growing your section

Requirements

  • Native or near-native English skills: you will be expected to proof-read and edit complex articles
  • Commit around 5 hours per week to editorial tasks

SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATORS

Tasks

  • Managing TNF’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts.
  • Creating your own more specialised content, for example making graphics using Photoshop, to draw followers’ attention to our content
  • Develop a clear social media strategy for TNF and track performance of posts and articles

Requirements

  • Be a social media junkie!
  • Proficient user of Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
  • Knowledge of Photoshop, InDesign Canva or similar tools a bonus
  • Consistent commitment to ensure regular output
Your comments
pre-moderation

Warning, your message will only be displayed after it has been checked and approved.

Who are you?

To show your avatar with your message, register it first on gravatar.com (free et painless) and don’t forget to indicate your Email addresse here.

Enter your comment here

This form accepts SPIP shortcuts {{bold}} {italic} -*list [text->url] <quote> <code> and HTML code <q> <del> <ins>. To create paragraphs, just leave empty lines.

Follow the comments: RSS 2.0 | Atom