We are looking for a
publishing intern
for summer 2024. Our internships are designed to allow you to get to know the company and us to get to know you. Our internship programme is also one of our means of recruiting new staff, and several of our current employees started out as interns. While we can’t guarantee that an internship will lead to a long-term position with us, we can guarantee that the experience you gain will be relevant, useful, and representative of what happens in a professional publishing company. About us
We are a fully employee-owned small business based in Perth, Scotland, with clients worldwide. We currently have 15 employees. With continuous recognition as Investors In People since 2005, and Investors In Young People since 2017, we are proud of our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workplace. We hold a Silver Award for Investors in People and our Gold Award for Investors in Young People has recently been renewed. Our bright and spacious office is located in a modern office building close to the centre of Perth. All employees can take advantage of our flexible working policy. Our highly successful paid internship programme has run for many years and includes training, mentoring, and coaching as you learn the ropes of working in publishing. As a publishing intern, you’ll help our production teams to deliver publications on schedule to the required level of quality. Your tasks will be tailored to the specific skills you bring but may include: styling and preparing files for copy-editing collating proofs and proofreading some project management tasks. The internship will run for a period of up to 13 weeks (start date to be mutually agreed). This is a full-time post (37.5 hours weekly) based at our office in Perth. We pay our interns a salary that is at least the national living wage. This year it is
£1875 per calendar month . About you
You must have an
excellent command of English
and
at least a basic understanding of scientific terminology . You should have, or be studying for, a degree in an academic or publishing subject. We encourage applications from postgraduate publishing students. How to apply
If you are smart, resourceful, and interested, here is what to do: tell us why you believe you would be suitable for this post attach a full CV in MS Word or PDF format. Send your application to
Dr. Lucy Harrier
using our application form. Please let us know where you first saw this vacancy. Applications close at noon on
Friday, 29 March 2024 . All applications will be acknowledged. FAQ: Some questions asked by previous applicants, with answers
Apply as soon as possible. If we receive strong applications, we may commence interviews sooner than the closing date. Submit as comprehensive an application as possible. If you don’t explain why you are suitable or supply a full CV you are unlikely to be interviewed. Your cover letter is vital, as it tells us how good you are at conveying information – the core service we provide. It should have impeccable spelling and grammar. Please try not to ask us questions that have been answered in this list. Note that possessing or working towards a degree in a publishing or academic subject is essential.
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publishing intern
for summer 2024. Our internships are designed to allow you to get to know the company and us to get to know you. Our internship programme is also one of our means of recruiting new staff, and several of our current employees started out as interns. While we can’t guarantee that an internship will lead to a long-term position with us, we can guarantee that the experience you gain will be relevant, useful, and representative of what happens in a professional publishing company. About us
We are a fully employee-owned small business based in Perth, Scotland, with clients worldwide. We currently have 15 employees. With continuous recognition as Investors In People since 2005, and Investors In Young People since 2017, we are proud of our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workplace. We hold a Silver Award for Investors in People and our Gold Award for Investors in Young People has recently been renewed. Our bright and spacious office is located in a modern office building close to the centre of Perth. All employees can take advantage of our flexible working policy. Our highly successful paid internship programme has run for many years and includes training, mentoring, and coaching as you learn the ropes of working in publishing. As a publishing intern, you’ll help our production teams to deliver publications on schedule to the required level of quality. Your tasks will be tailored to the specific skills you bring but may include: styling and preparing files for copy-editing collating proofs and proofreading some project management tasks. The internship will run for a period of up to 13 weeks (start date to be mutually agreed). This is a full-time post (37.5 hours weekly) based at our office in Perth. We pay our interns a salary that is at least the national living wage. This year it is
£1875 per calendar month . About you
You must have an
excellent command of English
and
at least a basic understanding of scientific terminology . You should have, or be studying for, a degree in an academic or publishing subject. We encourage applications from postgraduate publishing students. How to apply
If you are smart, resourceful, and interested, here is what to do: tell us why you believe you would be suitable for this post attach a full CV in MS Word or PDF format. Send your application to
Dr. Lucy Harrier
using our application form. Please let us know where you first saw this vacancy. Applications close at noon on
Friday, 29 March 2024 . All applications will be acknowledged. FAQ: Some questions asked by previous applicants, with answers
Apply as soon as possible. If we receive strong applications, we may commence interviews sooner than the closing date. Submit as comprehensive an application as possible. If you don’t explain why you are suitable or supply a full CV you are unlikely to be interviewed. Your cover letter is vital, as it tells us how good you are at conveying information – the core service we provide. It should have impeccable spelling and grammar. Please try not to ask us questions that have been answered in this list. Note that possessing or working towards a degree in a publishing or academic subject is essential.
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