The King’s Tab is looking for new writers and we want you!
We’re hosting an open meeting at 6pm on Thursday 2nd March at The Knights Templar
India HornerLooking to meet new people, create cool content, and be the first to know all the latest news in London? The King’s Tab is looking for new team members and we want you!
The King’s Tab is written by KCL students, for KCL students. We will be reviving term two with an open meeting at 6pm Thursday 2nd March, at The Knights Templar Pub (95 Chancery Lane, opposite the Maughan Library). DM us on Instagram if you have any questions or to find out more.
Whether you are an aspiring journalist, hilarious writer, meme maker, content creator or TikTok fanatic, anyone and everyone is welcome to come along and meet our King’s Tab editors team and Assistant Editor from The Tab HQ. And the best bit is: you don’t need any experience.
First of all, what actually is The Tab?
The Tab is a student news site across over 30 UK universities, with over 10 million monthly readers. Writing for The King’s Tab, we’ll share your stories to our The King’s Tab Facebook and Instagram pages where we have over 22,600 combined followers!
We’re passionate about writing stories for students that they actually care about in a style they actually enjoy reading. There is no limit to the range of stories we cover, we post a bunch of fun features whilst always looking for the next big scoop.
If your stories absolutely slap, they’ll get crossposted on all our Tab pages, exposing them to a much wider audience.
We’re the first to break stories at King’s and in London, covering important issues, we talk about mental health, student campaigns and protests and hold the university and power to account.
Other King’s news we’ve covered includes how the university is addressing the cost of living crisis for its students, and updates on industrial action taking place at King’s.
We also do fun features, like what British band you belong to based on your degree at KCL, or the two King’s students who were featured on an ITV dating show.
Why The Tab?
Why should you write for us? Modern news media is moving away from print, and writing for us means your stories will reach thousands of readers.
The King’s Tab is a great way to get involved in a range of opportunities. Absolutely no experience is needed – we’ll train you up! There’s no commitment, and you can write as much or as little as you want around your uni studies and deadlines.
The team works with an Assistant Editor who is a professional journalist based at The Tab HQ in London. They provide training in the basics of reporting, and quality advice on how to make your writing stand out that you won’t get anywhere else; to help you develop as journalists and produce the best digital content you can.
The Tab alumni frequently go on to work for famous publications all over the world, including VICE, The Times, and Vogue. Former Tab student writers have go on to jobs at The Telegraph, The Sun, Daily Express, Spectator and Cosmopolitan.
If you’re looking to get into media, look no further for great experience that leads to fantastic opportunities. Basically, if you want to get your work into the nationals and even go on to work for one, write for The King’s Tab.
Not looking for a career in media? Writing for The Tab offers experience and skills in a range of areas, no matter what you want to do.
How can I get involved?
We are having an open meeting on Thursday 2nd March at 6pm, at The Knights Templar Pub (95 Chancery Lane, opposite the Maughan Library). DM us on Instagram to find out more. You can also contact us through our Facebook page.
We’re particularly encouraging students from minority backgrounds to sign up. If you feel like journalism isn’t typically accessible for people from your background, please do get in touch via Facebook or Instagram.
No experience is needed and there isn’t even an application process, just get drop us a message if you’re interested and we’ll get you writing. You’ll have guidance from experienced editors to get you up and running, whether news, features, video or social media is your thing. Here’s a picture below to prove our meetings are the best!
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