ESPN.com is looking to hire an Associate Photo Editor. Consider applying.
This position is in Connecticut, so you will have to relocate. Sorry, this isn't open to applicants outside of the US.
[Please do not post your resume on this website or your contact information. It will be deleted.]Melanie Light, Director of Fotovision, mentions an opportunity in her most recent newsletter [sign up for it] to work at the Time Asia office based in Hong Kong.
If you are interested in a photo internship please contact Ophelia Yeung, the photo editor.
Via Eric Wee at JournalismNext.com
The Associated Press and Newsday are both seeking Photo Editors in their NYC/Melville offices. Click on the each to find out more about the jobs and how to apply.
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Via Sendhil Revuluri, Math Teacher, Bronx Academy of Letters
The Bronx Academy of Letters, a new, small public high school, is looking for teachers of English, math, chemistry, social studies, Spanish, and special education. We're looking for diverse, capable, hardworking teachers who will relish the excitement and challenge of being part of a growing school community.
The Bronx Academy of Letters opened in 2003, infusing a rigorous, interdisciplinary, college-preparatory curriculum with literary themes. Currently enrolling ninth and tenth graders, our school will continue to add ninth-grade classes each September until 2006, at which point the school will house about 300 students.
Teachers emphasize literacy and clear writing across all subjects and serve as student advisors. Special assemblies and field trips expose students to New York's rich literary and publishing world, there is an emphasis on student participation in after-school activities including publications, and writers in residence are on hand to support the faculty.
Please see the call for teachers and the rest of our site for more information. If you are interested, send a résumé and cover letter to hiring@bronxletters.org.
All positions begin in Fall 2005. All instructors must be certified to teach in New York City. (If you are not yet certified, you may be interested in the New York City Teaching Fellows.
JournalismNext.com is a fantastic source for jobs in the field of journalism. Founder Eric Wee is at just about every journalism convention in the country, urging students and mid-career level journallists to submit their resumes online for free. You simply never know if someone is looking for your skill set. It can be a win-win situation for all.
If you do fill out the online application, please mention that Tiffinbox sent you. I get nothing out of it other than the thrill of knowing that you have found a safe, challenging and happy position at a publication of your choice.