Category Archives: Journalism

Summer internship: what I have learned

Now I’ve finally completed my internship after eight weeks, I thought that I’d write a short summary of things that I’ve done and learned over the summer. I feel that not only have I added some very valuable assets to my skill set, I have also become a more rounded worker as a result, andContinue reading “Summer internship: what I have learned”

How to get fit over summer

I debated for a while over writing this post, in fear of looking pretentious. However, my aim as a journalist has always been to tell people things I wish that I’d been told, and honestly, I really would have liked to have read a post like this before I decided to take on the dauntingContinue reading “How to get fit over summer”

Sian hits the papers

Over the Easter break, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to do work experience at three fantastic newspapers: the Coventry Telegraph, the Times and the Guardian. Here I am going to write a little about my experiences to give a brief overview of what I learned from the three weeks, if you’re interestedContinue reading “Sian hits the papers”

Get involved with a new writing opportunity

*WRITING OPPORTUNITY* Looking for writers to help launch a new and innovative student website at Career Camel. Our vision is to show that going through the process of getting a career doesn’t have to be as boring and serious as everyone makes it out to be. Got the hump because you don’t know what toContinue reading “Get involved with a new writing opportunity”

The truth about student journalism

So if you’re a bit of a politico, keen on campus issues or just a genuinely nosey person, I’m guessing you pick up your student newspaper, or at least check out what is on its website every now and then. But do you ever wonder about the processes the publication actually goes through before itContinue reading “The truth about student journalism”

Day 17: The unexpected conquered

So, this brings me to the end of my travels across Central America. I can confirm that I am now officially home and safe (relieved sighs all round)!