Graduate
Opportunities -
Journalism
Euromoney currently has journalism vacancies across a variety of publications.
Current Opportunities
Graduate Reporter (Kingston)
Capacity magazine seeks a trainee reporter to cover the international telecommunications market. The candidate will have an interest in news writing and a desire to forge a career in journalism. As a trainee reporter, the candidate will meet monthly deadlines while immersing themselves in the business of international telecommunications. Capacity magazine is a fast moving and energetic organisation that values hard work and independent thought. As part of the day-to-day activities at Capacity magazine, the trainee reporter will write news stories, source photos and research reports for publication in the magazine. The position involves representing Capacity magazine at industry events around the world and becoming a trusted voice in the telecommunications industry. This role involves frequent international travel and a broad knowledge of world issues. This is an opportunity for a graduate to use their creativity and tenacity to add another element to a title that is comprehensive, essential and industry leading.
Graduate Trainee (London)
EuroWeek, the newspaper of the global capital markets is seeking to hire a graduate trainee reporter to write about the international bond markets. From day one you will be contributing to our daily online bank finance news service and the weekly newspaper. During your six month training period you will attend classroom-based courses on all aspects of news and feature writing. The company aims to offer all trainees who successfully complete the training scheme a role at the end of six months. Previous experience is not required but the successful applicant must be able to demonstrate a keen interest in finance and journalism, have the confidence to deal with senior contacts, the motivation to cope with deadline pressure and have a strong academic record.
Journalist – AirFinance Journal
Airfinance Journal is looking for a graduate trainee reporter to write news and features about the global aviation finance market.
We are looking for someone who can source stories, has an interest in current affairs and finance and is confident both on the phone and face-to-face. Candidates must be able to learn quickly, have a sound knowledge of current affairs and geography, and be able to produce breaking news and analysis pieces on a daily basis.
During your six-month training period, you will contribute to the website and magazine as well as completing a structured training programme. Past journalism experience is not required as the instruction is designed to develop your skills. Your training will include an Introduction to Financial Markets, an intensive course which provides a solid grounding in the operations of the world’s international capital market and a structured series of editorial courses including News writing, Feature Writing, Interviewing Skills and Subbing.
Applicants for this role must have an interest in the financial markets as well as a strong academic record. The Company aims to offer all trainees who successfully complete the training scheme a role at the end of six months.
Trainee Journalists – EuroWeek
EuroWeek , the weekly newspaper of the global capital markets recruits trainee reporters at various points throughout the year. Positions with Euroweek would suit self-starting graduates eager to build a career in financial journalism. A genuine, provable interest in business and financial affairs is essential. We can offer early responsibility, a fast-paced news-gathering environment and the chance to cover one of the world’s most exciting financial markets from the inside. Foreign languages (German, Italian, Arabic, Japanese, Mandarin, Korean) are an advantage.
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Trainee Journalists – Metal Bulletin
Metal Bulletin, the world’s leading publication on the steel and metals industries, look throughout the year, for graduate trainees for its news team in London. Successful candidates will contribute to our live news service and Metal Bulletin’s flagship magazine. Training will be provided to help you understand our markets and to help ascertain how we produce our stories. Languages and some experience of journalism would be an advantage, but are not essential.
Trainee Journalist – Euromoney Magazine
Created in 1969, Euromoney Magazine covers the International capital markets. If you are successful in securing a role with Euroweek then you must have an interest in the financial markets, be able to pay close attention to detail, have an ability to work to tight deadlines, and have the initiative to go out into the market to sniff out good stories.
Trainee Journalist – Legal Media
Euromoney’s Legal Media Group recruit graduate trainee journalists at various points during the year. Our roles involve researching and writing for a number of publications in the areas of finance, intellectual property, tax, real estate and litigation.
The roles involve:- coordinating international research process for a number of publications, surveys and market reports; arranging and conducting in-depth interviews (face-to-face and by telephone) with senior-level lawyers and general counsel of large corporates; writing informative and analytical editorial about the legal market in a number of countries, based on the results of the research conducted Strong academic record (a 2:i degree or above), outstanding writing skills and a genuine interest in business journalism are essential. Knowledge of the legal and financial markets, fluency in a foreign language and experience in handling large-scale research projects desirable.
