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The Wall Street Journal invites recent graduates and professionals with up to five years' newsroom experience to join its Editing & Digital Leadership Associate program. This two-year track emphasizes developing editing, digital presentation, and leadership across desks from digital hub to core bureaus and investigations.
Associates will be embedded in the newsroom, rotate across teams, and receive intensive training to become coverage leaders and quality-control editors who guide reporting
The Wall Street Journal is expanding its premier, two-year News Associates program with three new specialized tracks, starting in 2027: Data & Visual, International and Editing & Digital.
The program offers essential newsroom experience, intensive training and fast-tracked growth for early career journalists. Applications are now open for recent graduates and those with up to five years of experience. The Wall Street Journal is seeking ambitious candidates for its Editing & Digital Leadership Associate program, built to develop the next generation of newsroom leaders. This program is designed for professionals with 3 to 5 years of newsroom experience who want to become experts in editing copy, driving world-class coverage, and deciding digital presentation. Associates will embed throughout the newsroom, gaining experience on different teams, including the digital hub, core reporting bureaus and investigations. The program will train them to become coverage leaders and quality-control experts who can edit breaking news, develop deeply reported features, optimize digital presentation and guide reporters.
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status or any other protected characteristic under applicable law. EEO/Disabled/Vets
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