New Times,
New Thinking.

1 October 2019updated 07 Jun 2021 4:20pm

Job opportunity at the New Statesman: Special Projects Writer (part time or job share)

By New Statesman

The New Statesman is looking for a versatile, talented and efficient writer to work on the Spotlight policy supplement, writing news, features and producing advertorials, and in producing other supplements on a variety of subjects.

This role will will be a part-time or job share arrangement, working three days per week. The days worked are negotiable.

The job will involve:

Sourcing features and interviews from parliamentarians, experts and business leaders

Writing and editing news and features, both editorial and advertorial, on a broad range of subjects

Sub-editing copy

Working with layouts

Working with clients to produce advertorials and supplements

Research and ideas

The role requires a broad general knowledge and an ability to learn quickly about different areas of policy. We’re looking for someone who is independent, creative and fascinated by the subjects the New Statesman covers.

The ideal candidate will have:

A journalism qualification or experience of working on an equivalent publication

A knowledge of government policy and its effects

Experience of commissioning and sub-editing

Please apply by emailing a short cover letter, a CV and one example of your writing to Alona.Ferber@newstatesman.co.uk.

Content from our partners
The UK’s skills shortfall is undermining growth
<strong>What kind of tax reforms would stimulate growth?</strong>