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Personal Finance Blogger Intern
3 months ago
Description
Seeking remote personal finance bloggers! The internship program is 14 hours a week. Student candidate will be trained in finance blogger content development by Finance professionals. The Internship program is for the student's benefit, only. The extent to which the intern and the employer understand that the internship is conducted without entitlement to a paid job at the conclusion of the internship. The Internship program will be held remotely.
Required graduation year
2021 - undefined
Number of positions available
3
Requirements
Minimum of 1-2 years writing Personal Finance Blogs. Forward your Personal Finance Blogs examples you have written to: info@pantsuitprofessionals.com. Candidate will be working toward a B.A. Journalism, Marketing and Finance.
Required Skills:
- Detail oriented
- Content Creation
- Passion for writing Personal Finance Blogs
- Familiar with other Personal Finance Blogger's content
- Digital Marketing
- Social Media
- Idea generator
- Creative Thinker
- Time Management
- Strong Organization skills
- Strong Communication skills
- Ability to learn in a team oriented environment
Day to Day Tasks:
- Researching Personal Finance Bloggers content
- Developing and working with Personal Finance Blogger professionals in editing content
- Developing own content, themes, storyboards
- Learning about Personal Finance topic
About Pantsuit Professionals
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COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
provided by employer
How will you be compensated for this role?
Benefits for this internship
- Free Snacks & Meals Provided
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What happens after you send in your application?
Pantsuit Professionals is actively interviewing now. We asked Pantsuit Professionals what they would do if an applicant does not move forward in the hiring process, and this is what they said: “Applicant will be notified is meets requirements to participate in the Internship program”
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People who did this kind of internship end up at the following companies
- Ernst & Young
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