Editorial Internship - Spring 2025
Posted 12 days ago
teaseDenver (CO)
Manicurists and PedicuristsBeauty Salons
SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$13/hr
About the role
Internship OpportunityLove the professional beauty industry? Love writing? Interested in growing your portfolio with a collaborative and fast paced team who is pushing the limits on beauty news? Check out The Tease.
The Tease is a digital destination for all things hair, beauty and pop culture. The Tease aims to talk in a prosumer space, bringing together the consumer and stylist, through intelligent conversation fueled by credible information from industry experts. The goal of The Tease is to bring salon professionals and brands together, getting the products consumers want and care about into their hands.
The Editorial Intern - responsibilities are focused around conceptualizing, pitching, researching, sourcing photography, writing and editing 3-4 articles minimum each week focused on nail art/technician brands, news, trends and other insights. Along with completing assigned pieces, interns will have to pitch relevant topics (specific to the beat) to reach the minimum articles a week.
This position's obligations will be split up accordingly:
50% writing
10% researching (including photos)
10% interviewing
10% content creation and coordination with digital team
5% admin
Benefits and Scheduling:
Byline and profile page on TheTease.com
Remote work
Industry connections & introductions
Flexible scheduling and hours
Pay: $13/hr
Requirements:
High School or equivalent (required)
Enrollment in an upper education institution (preferred)
Cosmetology school graduate or professional certificates (preferred)
Experience in writing for a newspaper or online publication (preferred)
The Tease participates in E-Verify, post-accepted offer, to confirm that an individual is authorized to work in the U.S. To learn more about E-Verify please visit dhs.gov/e-verify.
Before you apply
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Two examples you can talk through
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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