The four-week course with the Daily Mail trainees finished on Friday. They are now off on their placements ... and the bylines are already rolling in. I will follow their careers and enjoy their success stories. My attention now turns to recruiting for the MailOnline scheme which will start in April. The trainees will have four weeks training at the Mail's offices in Derry Street, followed by three months' placement in the regions before returning to the MailOnline newsroom. We are looking for young journalists for both news and sport who want to work for one of the world’s biggest English-language newspaper website.
The MailOnline class of 2018
This is a hugely rewarding job. If you are looking for nine-to-five, though, it's not for you. Trainees need to be prepared to work for a round-the-clock operation with nightshifts and regular weekends. But if you fancy covering national and international news and sport at a fast pace, we look forward to hearing from you. The details on how to apply are here.
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