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Beijing - Online Media Editor (Internship)

Location: Beijing
We offer following learning opportunities:
You will be intimately involved in the early stages of the Carbon Trust's commercial strategy in China and Asia, and your work will contribute to executing or adjusting this strategy.
You will have the opportunity to participate in key discussions and events with private, academic and government stakeholders, as they occur.
You will gain an in-depth understanding in the issues surrounding media strategies of low carbon issues and foreign businesses in China, and play a leading role in identifying solutions and responses
You will require following qualifications and skills:
4th year of bachelor's degree or above
Native Chinese speaker, working knowledge of English
High degree of familiarity with the Chinese internet and social media (a successful and widely followed weibo account, or experience in online marketing via Chinese social media, is a plus)
Proven ability to deliver quality results on complex assignments, unsupervised and independently
A flexible schedule which allows delivering certain assignments under tight deadlines, while at other times having more time off
You require a laptop or PC at home
About the Carbon Trust
Created in 2001 to accelerate the UK's transition to a low carbon economy, we have developed into a global leader in low carbon issues and strategies, carbon
footprinting and low carbon technology development and deployment. So far, our
work has saved our clients USD 6 billion in energy costs and cut our customers'
carbon emissions by 38 million tons.
The Carbon Trust helped create the world's first product lifecycle carbon footprinting methodology with the  PAS2050, has advised 75% of the FTSE100 companies on energy efficiency and emission reduction strategies, and has made early stage venture capital and seed investments in clean energy businesses in the UK.
Its work in China includes work for the British Embassy's Strategic Prosperity Fund, under the auspices of China's National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, examining the applicability of low carbon standards for products and companies in China, as well as other projects involving the transfer of UK know-how in energy efficiency and emission reduction to China.
The UK has some of the world's most advanced climate change legislation, with the Climate Change Act 2008 (the world's first long-term legally binding framework to tackle the dangers of climate change) and  Mandatory Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reporting (for companies listed on the main board of the London Stock Exchange, starting in April 2013).
Practical aspects
Period: to February 28, 2014, for a minimum of 3 months, and the equivalent of at least 3 days per week.
The internship itself is NOT remunerated, however we pay for 1 meal per day, and all expenses, incl local travel if and when required.
Once the internship completed, you will receive a certificate stating your responsibilities and contribution to fulfilling the Carbon Trust's mission in China.
Your presence in our office in Xizhimen or Guomao is required during normal working hours Monday to Friday, but arrangements to work from home are possible.
How to apply
Please send cover letter and resume to china (at) carbontrust (dot) com.
Closing Date: 31 May 2013