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Friday 14 August 2015

New Opportunities in Publishing...

  • Want to start a career in book design? Headline Publishing Group is seeking a Junior Designer to join and support its Creative Department. The role involves assisting with the production of cover visuals and preparing artwork for production. This position is based in London.
  • Saqi Books, an independent publisher of general interest and academic books on North Africa and the Middle East, is offering eight-week part-time internships to committed individuals interested in publishing. The placements are based in London and involve working in editorial, marketing and publicity.
  • For anyone interested in journals publishing, Cambridge University Press is looking for an Editorial Assistant to work on their Humanities journals list. The role involves providing administrative support to a team of editors. This position is based in Cambridge and the deadline for applications is Saturday 29th August.
  • Little Tiger Press, a publisher of children’s books, is looking for an Editorial Assistant to work on their picture books. The chosen candidate will be expected to write cover copy, proofread material, conduct market research, and carry out general administrative duties. The position is based in London and the closing date for applications is Monday 24th August.
  • Peter Lang, an international academic publisher, is offering a four-week work experience placement for a graduate or postgraduate student interested in publishing. The role will involve working in publicity, marketing and sales, and will also provide an introduction to production and editorial workflows. The position is based in Oxford and the successful candidate will need to be available from Thursday 10th September to Friday 9th October.
  • Oxford University Press is advertising for a Marketing Assistant to join their Education Division. The chosen candidate will assist the team with a range of sales and marketing activities. The position is based in Oxford and the closing date is Monday 31st August.

2 comments:

  1. Hi, I saw your post on StudyNet and just wanted to say thank you for creating this blog! I'm going into my second year at Herts and plan on going into publishing so your blog will be a great help. What did you study if you don't mind me asking?

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    1. Hi Nikki,

      You're welcome – I'm really glad you're finding it useful. It's brilliant that you know what you want to do after university already. Publishing is definitely a great career choice! I studied English literature at Hertfordshire, but any good humanities degree (2:1 and above) would stand you in good stead for an entry-level job in publishing.

      If you ever need any advise on finding internships or job hunting, feel free to email me: pathwaytopublishing@gmail.com. I'm more than happy to help!

      Thank you for taking the time to read my blog and good luck with your degree!

      Gemma

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