Sam Whyte

Minority Writers Pitching Seminar @The Guardian

Manchester, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Jun 2012 — Present

Minority Writers Pitching Seminar @The Guardian

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London, GB

I won a highly competitive place on a minority writers pitching seminar on the basis of samples of existing work. The seminar involved personally meeting with the editors and sub-editors of the Comment, Culture and G2 sections of the newspaper with view to submitting pitches for pieces to appear in the print edition.

EDUCATION

2002 — 2004

King George V Sixth Form College

4x A Levels

2010 — 2012

The University of Salford

Master's Degree, Human Rights

2005

University of Leeds

Bachelor’s Degree, Politics, Philosophy, and Economics

SKILLS

StorytellingWelfare ReformPolitical PhilosophyPress ReleasesPublic SpeakingCopy EditingMental HealthCreative WritingSports WritingQualitative ResearchBloggingWeb ContentOnline JournalismStrategic CommunicationsHuman Rights ResearchFootballRisk AnalysisPolicy AnalysisContinental PhilosophySafeguardingRadioPublicationsCampaign ManagementMagazinesWritersContemporary ArtNewslettersNew MediaVoice OverSocial MediaRecruitmentsCricketFeature ArticlesEditingPublic RelationsProofreadingMedia RelationsNewspapersFacebookNews Writing

ABOUT SAM WHYTE

I am available as a freelance copywriter for any size of job with very competitive rates - drop me a message! I have been a regular contributor to a variety of magazines, national newspapers, and websites. My specialist knowledge includes mental health, queer issues, and also men\'s football and UK comedy. I was previously a third sector communications specialist and am always keen to lend a hand with social platforms doing not-for-profit work.

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