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Three tips for landing a great internship in journalism
Advice from Alexandra Posadzki
Choose the camera that fits your hands. Make interesting mistakes.
Advice from Gerald Deo
Pitch it so they can’t ditch it
Advice from Madeleine White
Behind the scenes with TV personalities
Advice from Sachin Seth
When disaster hits home
Advice from Lily Boisson
Radio journalism for rookies
Advice from Adam Avrashi
A view from inside the PR industry
Advice from Karen Ho
The interview begins online. How do you introduce yourself?
Advice from Alejandra (Alex) Hering
Stand out. Go global!
Advice from Jasmeet Sidhu
Filter everything for yourself, including this advice
Advice from William Wolfe-Wylie
News is what people want to keep hidden. Everything else is publicity.
Advice from Calyn Shaw
To write interesting work, you have to be interested.
Advice from Leslie Young
You have to love it
Advice from Lauren Pelley
Come to grips with the worst case scenario
Advice from Arden Zwelling
When you think you’ve worked hard enough, work harder.
Advice from Lucas Timmons
J-school isn’t the only option
Advice from Tamara Baluja
Get inspired. Respect your audience. Think ahead.
Advice from Bethany Horne
Live an interesting life
Advice from Jessica Linzey
Don’t do it for fame or fortune
Advice from Liem Vu
Ten things you can do right away
Advice from Dylan C. Robertson
On student papers, digital footprints, and the art of networking
Advice from Sarah Millar
Focus on your own journey
Advice from Evan Duggan
Constantly update your skills, and never stop writing
Advice from Nick Taylor-Vaisey
Cross-platform ‘clippings’ are key!
Advice from Erin Millar
Take every opportunity (even those that aren’t paid!)
Advice from Devon Wong
Be relentless and build yourself a name and a niche
Advice from Amanda Ash
Pay close attention to your world
Advice from Chloé Fedio
Don’t wait until you’ve graduated
Advice from Jesse McLean
See if you enjoy writing for an audience
Advice from Beth Hong
Be part of the student press, and get on twitter
Advice from Stuart Thompson
Just do it
Advice from Rebecca Lindell
Get outside the classroom
Advice from Adrian Morrow
Learn by doing and learn to pitch
Advice from Kate Allen
Be flexible
Advice from Allison Cross

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