MSE Job Opportunity: Junior Researcher Position Closed

MSE_Martin

Thanks for all the applications - this position is now closed. If we re-open it there will be a note in the weekly e-mail.


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Position:

Junior Researcher needed to fill a gap left due to Maternity Leave.

Status:

Full-time contract for seven months.

Description:

This is a full time position suitable for a graduate to work during the maternity leave for a senior member of the editorial team of MoneySavingExpert.com.

This includes basic research for MoneySaving articles, making calls, and uploading articles to the site. Some other basic administrative tasks may also be required. Very basic HTML is desirable but not essential. The ability to start soon is welcome[/FONT].
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Requirements:

This is office based, so you must currently be based in the UK, within commuting distance of our office in Shepherd’s Bush, West London. Good knowledge of the Internet, the ability to type and [/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]excellent written/spoken English skills are essential

[/FONT][FONT=Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif] To enable you to assist the team fully, good knowledge of www.moneysavingexpert.com and a passion for MoneySaving is desirable though not a prerequisite.

This position would suit someone looking to develop a career in journalism/media.

Hours:

37.5 hours per week

Pay

The pay will suit experience level

How to Apply:

Please send CV, covering letter and salary expectations to [EMAIL="jobs@moneysavingexpert.com"]jobs@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL]

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iwanttosave_2

Too far away for me

Katgoddess

I've passed it on to a friend of mine who is looking to get into Journalism. She is writing (unpaid) for other websites at the moment.

Loop

Shame, too far for me too.

pippamannequin

I would die for that job, sadly too old (not a junior and not a graduate) :-(
I'd even travel 3 hours :eek: to get to work and 3 hours :eek: to get back from work, It would be my perfect job if only I was 15 years younger!! :rolleyes:

Good luck to all who apply!
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yung

k60sav wrote:

I would die for that job, sadly too old (not a junior and not a graduate) :-(
I'd even travel 3 hours :eek: to get to work and 3 hours :eek: to get back from work, It would be my perfect job if only I was 15 years younger!! :rolleyes:

Good luck to all who apply!
x

too old you can't say that anymore :eek: :rotfl:

bb999

yung is quite right.
Martin, you need to be very careful in your wording.

'Junior' implies a young person, which is strictly a no-no.

redballoon_2

Its too far awy for me as well, shame really. think that would suit me!

fmhm

The term Junior, i think, refers to the status of the post in a hierarchical reference - i.e not a senior member of staff(management etc)

(also, it'd be my dream job for now - but i live in "sunny" brum! )

iwanttosave_2

Oh I am not a graduate either Why do graduates get offered all the jobs? I want one too

Lady_E

I would love that job , sadly I am not a graduate either , and possibly DS2 would have to come with me ...........oh i can but dream