Founded in 1956, New Scientist is the world’s most popular weekly science and technology magazine. The magazine’s teams in London and around the world cover international news from a scientific standpoint and ask the biggest-picture questions about life, the universe, and what it means to be human.
We’re offering a learning and development opportunity open to anyone. Successful applicants will begin a 6-month internship in October. The internship will be based in our High Street Kensington office, London.
Internship positions: two news interns and one video intern
● News interns will receive one to cone mentoring (指导) from an experienced journalist and on-the-job training in news and features writing, with your work published both online and in print.
● Our video intern will be based in our video team, You’ll learn how to produce scientific videos from idea to publication. You’ll have the opportunity to come with us on shoots and be trained in camerawork. You’ll also receive training in news writing and subediting (编辑校订).
Entry requirements:
● You will have completed a science, technology, engineering, mathematics or computing degree by the start of the internship.
● You have a demonstrable interest in writing, video editing or journalism.
Other important information:
● Please submit 200 words explaining how you meet these requirements, which internship position you are applying for, and why you are the right person for this internship.
● Please write an article on a recent scientific discovery, between 500 and 800 words (for news intern applications) or create a 2~3-minute video on a scientific topic that interests you (for video intern applications).
Please send your application to Tashan Chong-Kan-t, chongkan@dmgmedia.co.uk before July 12!
1. How will the interns benefit from the positions?A.They will choose workplaces at will. | B.They will become famous online. |
C.They will get professional training. | D.They will lead an independent team. |
A.A relevant educational background. | B.Rich experience in video editing. |
C.The ability to produce news videos. | D.A wide range of interests and hobbies. |
A.A printed work in journalism. | B.A brief personal statement. |
C.A recent scientific discovery. | D.A short video about daily life. |
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4 . Whether your friends live a long way away or you’re just not able to hang out in person right now, it can be difficult to come up with fun things to do together. Here are some ideas for online fun with friends.
Collaborate (合作) on a project.
Listen to music.
Music is a great way to bond with friends, whether you all like the same bands or want to share new songs with each other.
Read together.
Book clubs are classic. You and your friends can pick a new book for everyone, or make recommendations for each other. Whether you read the books on a call together, or on your own time, it’ll give you a new piece of literature to discuss together.
Do group workouts.
Even if it's okay to go to the gym, sometimes the weather or traffic doesn’t allow it,
Learn or practice skills together.
Building a skill with friends might appeal to you. If one of your friends has a hobby that you’d like to pick up, or vice versa, you can try mentoring each other online.
A.There are also online tours of famous landmarks. |
B.The simplest way is to send the songs to each other. |
C.Creating something together can be a fun experience. |
D.Don’t panic if you don’t have the money for new books. |
E.You can also practice that you’re both learning together. |
F.The health benefits of working out in the gym are countless. |
G.You and your friends can schedule a time to work out together. |
A.company | B.companion | C.safety | D.friend |
A.leave out | B.find out | C.give out | D.look into |
A.to break | B.in breaking | C.breaking | D.break |