Work experience is a rite of passage for many young journalists looking to build a portfolio and get contacts in the industry.
But faced with heavy competition, how can you write a stand-out application for internships and work experience? And once you've got your foot in door, how can you make a good impression?
Technology editor Abigail Edge speaks to:- Dave Betts, managing editor, Sky News
- Alison Gow, editor, digital innovation, Trinity Mirror Regionals
- Daniell Morrisey, careers writer and former head of recruitment for BBC News, Career Makeover
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