Trainee Reporter – Dunfermline
Key Responsibilities
Skills, Knowledge and Expertise
- Excellent knowledge of relevant media law
- Exceptional attention to detail
- The ability to think quickly under pressure
- An adaptable style to produce everything from live blogs and listicles to long-reads and features
- Skills in shooting and editing video, as well as online tools and apps for producing images and audio
- Bags of ideas for how stories can be presented in the best possible way for our audiences
- Knowledge of SEO and its importance to digital journalism
- Able to use AI tools to improve efficiency, insight and output quality
- Excellent social media skills and the ability to spot stories and trending topics
- Great people skills and the ability to get on with a wide range of people in the community
- A high level of organisation and the ability to manage your diary
- Collaborative skills to pool ideas with the wider digital reporting team and take on board suggestions.
Benefits
- 25 days holiday + bank holidays + your birthday off
- Holiday buy scheme for extra flexibility
- Structured career progression & ongoing training
- Pension plan
- Employee Helpline counselling and advice
- Perks & discounts including:
- Gym membership
- Cycle to Work scheme
- Eye care
- Retail discounts
- Optional, annual volunteer charity day
About Newsquest Media Group
We are one of the largest regional news publishers in the UK and have a portfolio of more than 250+ local news brands and magazines online and in print. With an online audience of 41 million users a month and 7 million readers a week in print, our content is read by a substantial proportion of the UK population.
In addition to our local news brands, we own several digital pure play and specialist media businesses such as s1jobs and s1homes, Exchange & Mart, and Newsquest Specialist Media. We also own LOCALiQ, an award-winning digital marketing agency that specialises in driving more leads, increasing online growth and generating return on marketing investment on behalf of thousands of UK SMBs.