Calling all aspiring journalists and content creators: Join The London Tab!

If you’re considering a career in journalism and media but don’t know where to start, then you’ve come to the right place. 

The London Tab is looking for new budding writers, content creators, meme makers, and everything in between to help us cover the latest student news and gossip in the city. 

With stories ranging from serious investigations and campus controversies to fun London guides and rankings, there is something here for everyone to be passionate about. 

Sounds appealing? Come and join us at our open meeting on Tuesday September 29th at 7pm, at the Institute Bar. 

If you can’t make it, you can still join our WhatsApp group and follow our Instagram so that you can keep up to date with everything going on and get involved. 

You could be writing articles like these:

• New vice-chancellor appointed at Goldsmiths as university battles financial crisis
• University College London launches partnership with three non-profit Gaza universities
• Game on: The Tab tries an interview with McFly’s bassist at Fanta x Xbox event

Or creating viral content like this: 

 

 

 

 

 

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What’s in it for you?

With over 10k followers on The London Tab’s Insta (and over 1 million on the national page), this is an amazing opportunity to put your work out there and get your talents noticed. 

The Tab is the largest network of student news publications in the country, making it a great place to meet fellow aspiring journalists, build your portfolio, and learn vital skills for the media world.

Past writers have gone on to work for the BBC, Vogue, and other major organisations. 

And even if journalism isn’t your thing, the skills you’d learn here are easily transferable to other careers and your CV will still thank you for it.

We’re not asking for any previous experience, nor does this have to be a big commitment for you. 

We know that you’ll all be busy with social lives and uni work, so you can contribute as much or as little as you’d like.

For more of the latest news, guides, gossip and memes, follow The London Tab on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.