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[Notice] Copy editor wanted
Posted on : 2011-11-10 15:05 KST Modified on : 2019-10-19 20:29 KST
The HANKYOREH, a leading progressive daily in Korea, has a part-time position available for a copy editor who will be responsible for writing headlines and proofreading articles that have been translated into the English language by our translation team.
Candidates should be native English speakers. Previous experience in journalism preferred. Depending on one’s experience this position could also include contributing to strategic thinking about the online distribution of The Hankyoreh available in English.
Work visa provided upon request. If you are interested in this position, please e-mail your cover letter and resume to englishhani@hani.co.kr.
For further information, please contact Englishhani Editor Park Jung-eon at 010-4585-7591.
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