Condé Nast Digital Ltd.

Graduate Scheme and Work Experience

ARE YOU DETERMINED TO SUCCEED?

Would you like to be part of a highly successful Sales Team within an internationally famous Publishing House?

Could you apply imagination and stamina to achieve results both for yourself and your company?

Due to ongoing internal promotions, opportunities exist for graduates who are ambitious, motivated, good communicators and able to work to deadlines. Successful applicants can quickly become responsible for a Classified Section within one of our titles.

Experience is not essential. Instead, we provide a highly respected Graduate Training Scheme which comprehensively guides you through all aspects of a commercial Media Role: from Sales Techniques and Marketing Theory to Copywriting and face to face client liaison. Successful individuals can then progress onto Management Schemes, providing an invaluable platform for their publishing careers.

Condé Nast creates and fosters an environment you would love! Based in the hub of the West End, we offer 5 weeks holiday, generous benefits including a starting salary of £26,900 p.a, excellent bonus potential and unparalleled opportunities for promotion. In their first twelve months, on average our sales executives earn £31,750 p.a with more experienced sales executive earning in excess of £33,750 p.a.

If you feel that you can make a real contribution to our Brands and team environment, please apply immediately in writing to: Shelagh Crofts, Classified Director, The Condé Nast Publications Limited, Vogue House,  Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU

However, in general, we are only able to offer a maximum of two to three week, full-time, unpaid placements in the editorial departments, and they tend to get booked up well in advance. We advise people to write at least six months before the time you are free to do work experience.

As a result of the volume of applications, these requests are not handled by the Personnel department. All applications for work experience placements please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter in the post to the Managing Editor of the magazine which particularly interests you. This information is in the masthead of the magazine.

The volume of applications has meant that we have had to make it an absolute rule that we do not accept anyone until they are doing some form of relevant further education, i.e. a university degree.