Journalism Jobs - January 29

Journalism.co.uk has an advert from Mobile News, who need a reporter. An events/diary company called Year Ahead is looking for researchers (£17k).

Ok, this one's in Kent, but the name is too crazy. A beauty publisher needs a features writer for it's nail magazine... called Scratch. That's awesome.

The super-cool Battersea Arts Centre have advertised on The Careers Group for a press and marketing intern.

On TotalJobs, something called Forum Europe is looking for an editor/copy writer.

Archant have advertised one of their senior reporter jobs (listed on Friday, I think) on HoldtheFrontPage.

NatMag's Zest needs a deputy features editor.

Haymarket's GP newspaper needs a deputy medical features editor, while their Independent Nurse still needs a subeditor.

Press Gazette has updated their job site for the first time in over a month to let us know a tabloid in Bermuda is looking for a subeditor/writer. Mmm... sunshine.

On the Guardian jobsite, a nursing magazine needs an editor. Contract publisher Wordwide is looking for an editorial assistant to write and subedit (£18k) and a publishing assistant (17k).

Amnesty need an online editor -- tho this feels familiar and might be a repeat (26k).

Star Magazine is looking for a senior picture researcher while Hachette Fillipacchi is looking for a picture assistant.

The International Institute for Strategic Studies needs an assistant editor for their Adelphi Papers. The LSE is looking for an indexer/editorial assistant (20-23k).

Redwood's Fabric is looking for an art editor. Which? is looking for a writer/researcher for their home products section (20-28k).

The lovely people at Dennis' PC PRO are looking for a subeditor and a designer.

The Current Science Group's BioMed Central has a pile; they need a senior editor, publishing editors, editorial production assistants, an editorial manager and assistant editors.

The Royal College of General Practitioners needs a senior assistant editor (25k).

Children's publisher Walker Books needs a designer and copy editors.

Online financial news people ShareCast are looking for a graduate trainee journalist (£21k), as well as a more experienced financial journalist (31k).

And recruiter PFJ has advertised for a news reporter with a year of experience for a retail B2B (20-21k) as well as a deputy editor (22-25k).

For those of you who asked, according to the Guardian's website, the trainee program is set to be advertised from April, so you'll just have to wait until then.

Something called Journobiz is running a networking event in March -- don't journalists get sick of networking? I know I do. Details here. Journobiz also has training events, but they're all pretty expensive.

My posts are getting a bit too long -- I'm that bloody awesome at finding jobs for you people -- and slowing up the rss feed, so I'm going to start leaving only five days worth up on the main page. If you miss a week, just scroll down to the archives on the side of the page for more...