Job Roundup - July 11

On the Guardian, recruiters Reilly are on the lookout for a markets reporter (£24-35k) with a year's experience. And Marketing Week needs an editorial assistant.

Press Gazette has a new advert up for an experienced subeditor.

There's a couple on Jobsite. An IT magazine needs a senior reporter (£25k), and a financial weekly is looking for a reporter (£25k).

TNT has a posting for an online editor (£26k)

Craigs List has posts for a freelance business writer, a design blogger, and travel writers.

Future Publishing's new tech website needs a news writer.

The Careers Group has a post for an intern at a literary agency. On Gumtree, the new, media magazine needs unpaid writers still, and there's a posting for a trainee financial reporter.

Job Roundup - July 10

On Journalism.co.uk, there're a few... Starting with a posting for Wherewomenwanttowork.com, who need an editor (up to £30k). Digitalspy are looking for a music reporter (£15-18k) and an entertainment reporter (£14-18k).

An IPC web magazine needs a news editor. The Drinks Business are searching for a chief sub (£25k). And recruiter TMN are on the lookout for an elearning editor (£30k) with three years' experience, a tech journalist (£25-30k) based in Surrey, and a telecoms reporter with at least two years' experience (£25-30k).

Gumtree has adverts for an editor for an international lifestyle magazine and a part time travel writer.

And it's Monday, so here're a billion from the Guardian...

English Heritage need a guide book editor (22k) with "extensive" publishing experience. And the Wellcome Trust are looking for an editorial assistant with two years' experience (22k). That these two jobs are priced the same blows my mind...

Moving on...

The Society of Operations Engineers need an editorial and pr coordinator (23k) with two years experience.

Massive magazine house Dennis Publishing are looking for a subeditor for a computer mag: "Keen interest in technology and proven language skills are more important than previous magazine experience, but knowledge of Adobe InDesign is essential." They also need an editorial assistant for the same publication.

Charity Save the Children want a part time writer/editor with two years' experience (14k for 17.5 hours a week). They also need a graphic designer.

Recruiters Recruit Media have an interesting posting for a multimedia journalist/producer for someone with editing/writing/photo skills (25-30k).

The Publican needs a subeditor/junior designer with layout skills. Property Week are looking for a news correspondent with a year's experience.

And whatever Websters Multimedia is (something to do with MSN online), it's hiring a tech and gadgets editor, a money editor, a lifestyle editor, an entertainment editor, a weekend homepage editor, a cars editor, and a news editor.

B2B NewTrade Publishing need a layout sub with a years' experience and a reporter with 18 months' experience for a retail publication.

And the Guardian itself needs a subeditor for their travel section, with NCTJ and a year of experience. And, they're looking for a sub for a new magazine launch for the fall.

An Asian magazine needs a sports reporter and a health care B2B needs an assistant editor. Football site ICONS is looking for a staff writer. Law Business Research needs a reporter and features writer with postgraduate training.

Job Roundup - July 7

On Holdthefrontpage, there's an advert for a trainee photographer -- no experience or equipment required.

Journalism.co.uk has a few. A new tech magazine from Future Publishing needs a news writer and an news editor. A craft publication needs a production/creative assistant. A new lifestyle publication is looking for a features writer/editor. Financial trade magazine STP needs a reporter. And a financial newsletter needs an unpaid intern.

The Guardian, there's an ad via recruiters Inspired Selection for an editor. Mac People are looking for a web developer/editor. And "a leading brand linked to the showbiz industry" is looking for a deputy editor (£20-24k).

Press Gazette has a position for a news reporter in North London. And JobsIn has a posting for a layout subeditor.

JobSite has a posting for a reporter/journalist for a West End magazine publishing agency (£24k-26k).

Job Roundup - July 6

From the Guardian, there's a posting for a proof reader/junior creative, whatever that is, for a telecoms client (£20-24k).

Journalism.co.uk has listings for a deputy editor for an entertainment news service (£22k), a Portugeuse listings writer (19k), and a media correspondent for digital spy website (20-24k).

On the Careers Group -- a site for students/graduates -- there's a ton of internships (mostly unpaid) and jobs. Great source for some work experience. There's an editorial assistant position for a sports journalist, internships (unpaid) at Lycos UK, work experience at some website, a junior financial reporter, a publishing intern for Sally Crawford, and a whole shiny pile of similar positions at book publishers and marketing firms.

Job Roundup - July 5

Guardian has a posting for an assistant editor for the International Bar Association, with a year's experience; the IBA also need an editor with three year's experience.

Recruit Media is looking for a sub with a bit of experience.

On Journalism.co.uk -- who I just noticed do in fact have an RSS feed for jobs -- have several postings. There're listings for an editorial assistant for a contract publishing firm (£14-15k) and an assistant editor for Mining Journal.

Gumtree has a posting for a trainee financial reporter.

Future Publishing needs a TV and film editor.

EMAP's Zoo needs junior creatives: "Some writing, some editing, lots of ideas!" EMAP also has a few postings for subs (New Woman, Bliss and Heat), and Health Services Journal still need a news reporter and web editor.

Haymarket needs a reporter for Printing World.

The good folks at Press Gazette dropped me a line to let us know they'll be running more regional newspaper job adverts, which are great places to start a journalism career... Sign up for their job alert email service here.