Specific knowledge of local government, education and business will help. So will broad knowledge of political, social and cultural issues, and a sense of humor. The ability to write clearly, accurately and colorfully is essential. And you ve got to have something to say. The Seattle Times seeks candidates for its three-year internship program, designed to give beginning journalists a foundation of skills and experiences through a variety of newsroom assignments.
Interns receive development plans, mentors and job-placement assistance.
In addition to salary, we offer medical benefits and a chance to work at a Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper that serves a great city in a beautiful region. Send cover letter, resume and samples of published work. Openings occur as positions become vacant. The Seattle Times Co. opens a door to a newspaper career for beginning journalists of color. Stipend, medical benefits, furnished apartment and job-placement assistance are provided.