Research Intern, The Week

In print and online, The Week provides all the facts you need to reflect on global events and prepare for what\'s coming next. Our unique approach involves threading all sides of an argument together to offer a balanced perspective, because we understand there are more than two sides to every story. Free from influence and agenda, The Week allows you to cut through the noise of the media and find clarity at a time when it has never been more important.

What you\'ll be doing


Reporting to the Assistant Editor, you\'ll attend editorial conferences, assembling digital and physical files of newspaper coverage of The Week\'s major news stories for editors to work from, fact-checking, helping answer general queries, and helping reformat the magazine for the iPad edition.

Experience that will put you ahead of the curve

  • Good level of grammar and spelling
  • Interest in current affairs and world news
  • Ability to work quickly and steadily
  • Collaborative and team player

What\'s in it for you


The expected range for this role is £22,000.

This is a Hybrid role from our London Office, working three days from the office, one from home

This is a part time (4 days per week), fixed term contract position for 6 months

… Plus more great perks, which include;

  • Uncapped leave, because we trust you to manage your workload and time
  • When we hit our targets, enjoy a share of our profits with a bonus
  • Refer a friend and get rewarded when they join Future
  • Well-being support with access to our Colleague Assistant Programmes
  • Opportunity to purchase shares in Future, with our Share Incentive Plan

Internal job family level E8

Who are we…


We\'re Future, the global leader in specialist media. With over 3,000 employees working across 200+ media brands, Future is a prime destination for passionate people worldwide looking to consume trusted, expert content that educates and inspires action - both online and off - through our specialist websites, magazines, events, newsletters, podcasts and social spaces.

We\'ve got ambitious plans that further build on our growth momentum and unlock new opportunities – and we\'re looking for driven people who want to be a part of it

Our Future, Our Responsibility - Inclusion and Diversity at Future


We embrace and celebrate diversity, making it part of who we are.

Different perspectives spark ideas, fuel creativity, and push us to innovate. That\'s why we\'re building a workplace where everyone feels valued, respected, and empowered to thrive.

When it comes to hiring, we keep it fair and inclusive, welcoming talent from every walk of life. It\'s not just about what you bring to the table — it\'s about making sure the table has room for everyone.

Because a diverse team isn\'t just good for business. It\'s the Future.

Find out more about Our Future, Our Responsibility on our website.

Please let us know if you need any reasonable adjustments made so we can give you the best experience

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