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Selected: ⚪️ Entry-level (0 years).
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🇪🇺 Europe – Remote
💵 €25 / hour
⏱ Part Time
⚪️ Entry-level
📰 Journalist
🚫👨🎓 No degree required
👻 Ghost score 54%
🗣️🇩🇪 German Required
The average salary for remote entry-level journalists is $47,500. This is based on data from 36 job openings. Our advanced AI searches the internet for remote job openings and posts them on our website. We use the salary data from these job postings to calculate salary expectations.
Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Number of roles analyzed | Average Salary |
|---|---|---|
⚪️ Entry-level Journalist (0 yrs) | 36 | $47,500 |
🟢 Junior Journalist (1-2 yrs) | 68 | $67,395 |
🟡 Mid-level Journalist (2-4 yrs) | 281 | $81,229 |
🟠 Senior Journalist (5-9 yrs) | 42 | $87,850 |
🔴 Lead Journalist (10+ yrs) | 4 | $146,725 |
We analyzed 316 job listings in the last year and found it takes about 44 days for employers to close a job opening.
We reviewed 431 job postings and found the top 10 skills employers are asking for most often are:
Strong writing and editing skills, proficiency in digital media tools, ability to conduct interviews, research skills, and an understanding of social media platforms. Adaptability and time management are also important for meeting deadlines in a remote setting.
A degree in journalism, communications, or a related field is commonly preferred. Relevant internships or writing samples can demonstrate your skills, and familiarity with SEO and digital content creation is a plus.
Responsibilities include researching and writing news articles, conducting interviews, fact-checking information, maintaining a strong online presence, and staying updated on current events. You may also be required to collaborate with editors and other team members remotely.
Benefits include flexible work hours, the opportunity to work from various locations, exposure to diverse stories and topics, and the ability to build a broad professional network. Remote work also allows for a better work-life balance.
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