Internship – Website Content Management

European Centre for Press and Media Freedom (ECPMF)

. Transfer existing texts, images, and documents from the current website to the new content management system .

Posted 10/9/2026part-timeLeipzig • GermanyEntry Level💰 €369 per monthWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong writing and editing skills in both English and German, with a focus on clarity, accuracy, and web accessibility. Proficient in content management systems and SEO principles, ensuring consistency and quality across digital platforms.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Excellent Written EnglishExcellent Written GermanStrong Writing And Editing SkillsExperience With WordPressBasic HTML

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Hard Skills

Content MigrationSEO PrinciplesWeb AccessibilityImage EditingEditing Skills

Soft Skills

Attention To DetailStructured Working StyleAbility To Work Independently

Tools & Technologies

WordPressCanvaAdobe Creative Suite

Industry Keywords

Press FreedomJournalismHuman RightsDemocracyEuropean Civil Society

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

WordPress

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Transfer existing texts, images, and documents from the current website to the new content management system
Review, edit, and shorten existing texts for clarity, accuracy, and readability on the web
Draft new texts for project pages, programme descriptions, and other sections of the new website
Ensure consistency in terminology, structure, and style across the website
Prepare content in line with basic accessibility and SEO principles, including headings, alt texts, and link descriptions
Check links, metadata, and image rights, and track migration progress
Support the communications team with newsletter and social media references to the new website
Review existing pages and decide with the team what should be kept, revised, merged, or archived
Prepare content consistent with the new design and tone of voice

Requirements

What you’ll need

Enrolled at a German university
Excellent written English and German
Strong writing and editing skills, with attention to detail
Structured working style and attention to detail
Ability to work independently
Interest in press freedom, journalism, human rights, democracy, or European civil society
Experience with WordPress or another CMS, basic HTML, SEO, web accessibility, or image editing tools (e.g. Canva, Adobe Creative Suite) is required
Previous experience in editorial work, journalism, communications, NGOs, or student media is an asset
25 hours per week

Benefits

Comp & perks

Practical experience in a website relaunch, from content strategy to editing and publication
The opportunity to work across a wide range of topics, including journalist safety, media freedom violations, legal threats, exile, cross-border journalism, and SLAPPs
Insight into the work of European civil society organisations, international coalitions, and media freedom networks
A collaborative working environment in Leipzig, with the possibility of hybrid work depending on organisational needs