It's been a couple years since I graduated and honestly finding a comprehensive way to find a job in media (and places like indeed are shit, sorry) was some of the worst of it so I thought I'd share a thread of all the best places/tips I found

First up, @journoresources has amazing resources – they don't necessarily just post journalism jobs, there’s a lot of crossover with media and comms especially. Sign up to their newsletter for sure.
@Jem_Collins who runs it is also a great follow for tips and things. Jem made a thread about CVs and cover letters which I owe a lot of my successful applications to. https://twitter.com/Jem_Collins/status/948969091066458112?s=20
Next, @themediamentor posts different types of jobs every weekday, a lot of entry level stuff comes up here.
I would highly recommend signing up to @mediabeansio newsletter, also it's got a filter on the website so you can look for jobs that aren't in London! https://mediabeans.io/
Not as busy as it used to be but https://www.mediargh.com/ is great for resources – lots of interviews and cv/cover letter examples.
My first media job was working in comms for a charity, and it's honestly a great place to start – these are two good places to look:
https://www.charitycomms.org.uk/my-career/sector-jobs
https://www.charityjob.co.uk/
https://www.charitycomms.org.uk/my-career/sector-jobs
https://www.charityjob.co.uk/
Another tip would be utilise the search tool on twitter, I for example would put in "looking for podcast producer" and that's how I found the job before my current!
Plus for audio join the Sound Women Network, Entry Level Audio Network groups on facebook and @UKAN_Network
Plus for audio join the Sound Women Network, Entry Level Audio Network groups on facebook and @UKAN_Network
Finally, this is more for marcomms jobs but if you have a location of where you want to work then google companies in that city/area and go on their website directly for any hiring opps, sometimes it's the only place they advertise!
I hope any of this might help someone who's navigating the scary field of trying to get their first job after graduating and if you every need someone to proof read a cover letter feel free to give me a shout, happy to help!
