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Where to Apply for Entry Level Copywriting

The cost of living in London is high, and so is the competition for jobs. If you’re looking for an entry-level copywriting role, where should you apply? We’ve collated a list of the best cities for starting a new career in copywriting, compiled by the experts at Nomad List.

The Biggest Cities To Work In

Located in the North West of England, Liverpool is the largest city in the country and has a high employment rate for writers and journalists. There are lots of opportunities for entry-level copywriters in Liverpool, with some specialising in travel, food, and lifestyle writing. You might also enjoy working for a local newspaper, where you can write about a diverse range of topics, from politics to sports to entertainment. In 2018, there were over 27,000 teaching and research opportunities available in Liverpool alone, making it the second most popular city in the UK after London for jobseekers.

Further Up the M62

The M62 runs from Liverpool in the north to Manchester in the south, connecting the two largest cities in the country. The motorway passes through some gorgeous countryside and there are lots of opportunities for travellers to get off the motorway and explore the surrounding areas. There are a number of smaller cities and towns along the motorway, including Manchester itself, which is home to over a million people and a global city atmosphere. If you’re already in Manchester, there are lots of shops, theatres, and galleries to visit, as well as a range of boutique hotels and historical buildings to check out. Manchester is also the home of The Royal Manchester Orchestra, the world’s second oldest orchestra still performing regularly, so you might enjoy spending some time in the city and visiting the venues they play at, such as the Bridgewater Hall and the Royal Albert Hall. In 2018, there were over 27,000 teaching and research opportunities available in Manchester alone, making it the third most popular city in the UK behind London and Birmingham.

Birmingham

Located in the West Midlands, Birmingham is the third largest city in the UK and the largest city in the country without a single skyscraper. The city has a lot to offer, with a diverse population and lots of culture. There are lots of museums, including the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, which houses a world-class collection of British and international art. You should apply for jobs in Birmingham if you’re looking for a traditional office environment, as there aren’t many high-rises in the skyline. With lots of traditional British pubs, clubs, and restaurants, you’d fit right in. In 2018, there were over 26,000 teaching and research opportunities available in Birmingham alone, making it the fourth most popular city in the UK.

London

Located in the South East of England, London is the capital city of the UK and one of the world’s most famous cities. It’s the place to be if you’re looking for a big city vibe with lots of attractions and activities to keep you busy. In 2018, there were over 300,000 jobs available in London, an increase of 18,000 from 2017. If you’re looking for a city that never sleeps, you might want to consider moving there. There are lots of exciting opportunities for students, with many high-profile universities located in the city. One of the biggest industries in London is the financial sector, with over 20 bank branches, trust companies, and insurance firms situated in the city. The legal sector is also a significant employer in London, with over 36,000 jobs available. As well as a vibrant cultural scene, London is home to a number of world-class attractions, including the British Museum, the Imperial War Museum, and the Natural History Museum. If you’re looking for a place that’s been mentioned in almost every book you’ve ever read, you’ve come to the right place. In 2018, there were over 300,000 jobs available in London alone, making it the largest city in the UK.

Nomad List is the UK’s leading job search engine, combining great journalism with proprietary technology to help you find the best job for you. We’ve collated a list of the best cities in the UK, based on the best opportunities for entry level writers and journalists. If you’re looking for a new challenge, consider one of these amazing places to live and work.