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* Office Intern *

Main role:

To provide key administrative and some office communication support

Duties:

Answering telephone calls and being responsible for email accounts
Creating and maintaining databases
Running some minor errands (not often)
Carrying out research work (mainly internet based)
Typing up letters/emails either for PR or editorial purposes and sending these out
Being present at editorial meetings (note taking and input
Assisting with Photo-shoots
Taking charge of and maintaining our Myspace page.

Candidates must have:

A polite telephone manner
A good organisational skills A good communication skills
A good computer skills and must be IT literate
A good knowledge of how Myspace works is preferred
An interest in the arts is not essential but helps, as the magazine is so arts focussed.
A willingness to learn Previous experience is not essential; common sense, enthusiasm and initiative are more important to us.

Candidates will gain:

Essential experience of what its like to be involved in the making of a magazine, and see how business start up occurs
A glowing reference from a grass-roots and professional magazine
Accreditation on the magazine's production team page and website
Free entry/access to all Photoshoots/editorial meetings/INQ promo parties
Great networking opportunities
A chance to be an integral part of the INQ team
The opportunity to be as fully nvolved in the magazine as you want to be, the more you put it, the more you will get out of it - its that simple

Would suit:

Media college leavers and graduates
Those wanting to forge a career in arts journalism who need experience
Those interested in going into the communications and administrative career fields
Please send your CV and cover letter to office@inqonline.com

Contribute to INQ! - Artists, Designers, Writers, Musicians...

INQ is nothing without the people. Learn how you can be a part of INQ in a variety of creative ways...

How you can help

Design the cover

For Urban 'ganda

Write for INQ

INQ is nothing without the people.

We are offering designers and artists from around the world the opportunity to expose their work to over 100,000 people monthly via our print magazine and online website.
Artists can contribute as much work as they desire to be considered to compliment articles within the magazine.
Every other month we hold an event where we showcase our contributors creative work. This is great for networking and exposing your talents

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Every edition of the print magazine we give you the opportunity to design the cover.

Heres what to do

Step 1.

Create your cover based on the given theme. Your interpretation of the theme can be made using: graphic design, illustration, photography, type or any other form in which we can print.

Your cover should be A5 size (148x210 mm) at 300 Dpi.
File Format: JPG or PNG
Resolution: 300 DPI
Your design must incorporate the INQ logo or leave a space for it
In addition to your cover design entry, you are also required to write a short paragraph (500 characters max) detailing how your entry is related to the theme you are entering

Step 2.

Send in your cover to Cover@inqonline.com

Make sure you send your entry as soon as possible before the deadline.
The winning cover will be printed and distributed throughout the INQ network.

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To compliment our theme, we have Urban Ganda pieces spread throughout the magazine. Urban ganda takes issues and struggles which receive little exposure around the globe and fuses it with modern art to create a thought provoking piece for the eye and mind.

In Edition 1 David Hernendez used the theme of Revolution to highlight the cause of EZLN (Zapatista revolutionary army, Mexico) and in particular of Subcommandante Marcos, giving it his own fantastic ‘Urban’ twist

In Edition 2 Pavel Mamontov used the theme of Faith and Capitalism to create some stunning ganda to highlight the often unseen relationship between the two.

If you would like to contribute a piece to the next Urban ganda…

Create your cover piece(S) on the given theme; LOVE. Your interpretation of this theme can be made using: graphic design, illustration, photography, type or any other form in which we can print.

Your work should be A5 size (148x210 mm) at 300 Dpi.
File Format: JPG or PNG
Resolution: 300 DPI
In addition to your work, you are also required to write a short paragraph (500 characters max) detailing how your entry is related to the theme you are entering
5 winners will be chosen. You can send in as many entries as you want, and have the chance of being chosen to do the whole Urban ganda section if we think your work is tight!

Step 2.
Send in your cover to Urbanganda@inqonline.com

The winning pieces will be printed and distributed throughout the INQ network. Make sure you send your entries as soon as possible before the deadline

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If you have an idea for an article or review please send in a proposal; it should be a concise summary of what you aim to cover.
Once you have received a copy of the submissions guidelines, your first drafted article should be sent to the relevant features editor (such as film, music, current affairs etc) by email
The article should be no longer than 700 words
Articles should be original in content and as specific as you may want, however you should look to incorporate an awareness of how your topic is indicative of wider issues and a bigger picture
We always look to incorporate a progressive message behind our articles that have wide-spread appeal and are important for everyone
We encourage articles that vocalise ‘truths’ which are not found in other media outlets

Please send in your proposal to the relevant editor and wait for a copy of the submissions guidelines before you start writing…

Arts and culture: Kamal@inqonline.com
Music: Faze@inqonline.com
Film: Mo@inqonline.com
Fashion: Mariam@inqonline.com
Sport and travel: Andrew@inqonline.com
Features: Jyoti@inqonline.com

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