Travel Writing/Researchers/Reviewers, City Travel Review - Berlin

 

City Travel Review attracts applicants each year to work within our study/working gap real world type placement projects.

Project members are usually undergraduates, post graduates, working young people taking a short sabbatical, or those taking time off or a gap year before or after college/University.

Project members come from all different backgrounds, with the following purpose to gain valuable diverse working experience, add to their CV/Resume or portfolio and to learn a language from scratch or improve on foreign language skills already acquired. 

Many project members wish to gain a new real world working experience possibly changing career direction in order to move into creative/history/geography/arts/culture/language/tourism/media/communication/PR/journalism/language/editorial/research/travel writing/reviewing,design, photography/fashion industries. 

Project members are selected and usually placed in peer groups that have members of the team with complementary skills. 

Project members attend German language classes on a regular basis usually during the mornings and during the afternoons project members gain and develop hands-on experience working as Travel Researchers/Review Journalists.

Project members are thoroughly involved within the creative team, creating a professional online tourist guide aimed at young people and students visiting the capitals.

Information gained in language learning is incorporated within the guide. Project members design the whole guide from start to finish from layout, photos, graphics/design, interviewing, researching, reporting, proofreading, writing reviews/features for restaurants, bars, cafes, attractions/entertainment, city history, art and culture etc. Project members attend workshops and are aided by an experienced journalist & professional working team.

During most afternoons they are out and about on project related visits within the city and surrounding areas. Typical project visits include visiting museums, walking tours, visiting local areas, tourist attractions, historical sites and the highlights of this amazing city. 

We select outgoing individuals who are able to demonstrate commitment, initiative, teamwork, good organisation and the ability to communicate effectively.

We like to hear from those who love learning, want to learn a new language and like to work within a fun real world working team atmosphere in a foreign city in Europe. 

How to apply:


For those seriously interested just drop us an email on info@citytravelreview.co.uk requesting a project schedule.

Once you know which project date you would like to join after reading all details we'll arrange to send you an application via email.

Project members then attach a detailed CV/Resume, along with application and a short e-mail explaining briefly why they would like to be a member of the team. 

Please note that a project fee is involved in relation to accommodation, breakfast, airport pickups, language tuition lessons, organisational staff on location aiding with project related activities/excursions, workshops.

Contact: info@citytravelreview.co.uk 

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