Careers at The International Parliament Journal (IPJ)
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About IPJ
The World’s First-Ever E-Platform in Parliamentary Affairs
The International Parliament Journal (IPJ) is an e-platform to bring together all the Parliaments around the world on one single platform, including:
Their activities and initiatives
Their MPs’ work and legislative contributions
All the past glorious things that happened in any parliament of the world
IPJ connects:
272 Houses of the 193 Parliaments worldwide
45,931 Hon’ble Parliamentarians across the globe
Our Mission
The International Parliament Journal is an initiative of The International Project for Parliamentary Affairs, Democracy, Policy, & Governance — a project started to:
Encourage the mission to save democratic values around the world
Inform about the best parliamentary practices in any parliament
Highlight the work of Hon’ble members of Parliaments for serving the people
Support parliamentary groups who advocate for parliamentary values
Report unreported — supporting the parliamentary ecosystem through journalism that matters
Corporate Voice to Policy Makers
The International Project for Parliamentary Affairs, Democracy, Policy, & Governance also helps:
Corporates and big corporations
Multi-National Companies (MNCs)
Voice their concerns to policy makers and contribute to the global policy-making ecosystem.
Why Join IPJ?
Non-Profit Values, Global Impact
The International Project for Parliamentary Affairs, Democracy, Policy, & Governance and its e-platform, The Parliament Journal, are non-profit in business practice.
We provide you a better place to contribute:
Your skills set
Your exposure & experience
Your passion for making a better world
Your commitment to supporting the policy-making ecosystem of the World
What You’ll Gain
Global Exposure: Work with parliamentarians, policymakers, and experts from 193 countries
Purpose-Driven Work: contribute to saving democratic values worldwide
Professional Growth: Develop expertise in parliamentary affairs, policy analysis, and political journalism
Network: Connect with 45,931 parliamentarians and parliamentary groups globally
Impact: Be part of journalism that reports the unreported and shapes democratic discourse
Opportunities at IPJ
We are looking for passionate individuals across the globe to join our mission. Explore the roles below:
🌍 Global Contributors
Focus: Parliamentary Affairs / Parliament
What You’ll Do:
Write and report on parliamentary activities from your region
Cover legislative sessions, debates, and policy decisions
Interview parliamentarians andgovernment officials
Analyze parliamentary trends and democratic developments
Requirements:
Strong understanding of parliamentary systems
Proven writing or journalism experience
Knowledge of local and international politics
Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
Commitment: Flexible (5–10 articles per month)
🌏 Continent Coordinators
Focus: Parliaments & Democracy & Policy
What You’ll Do:
Coordinate contributions from parliamentarians and writers across your continent
Oversee content quality and consistency for your region
Build partnerships with parliamentary groups and think tanks
Represent IPJ at continental parliamentary forums and events
Requirements:
5+ years experience in parliamentary affairs, policy, or political journalism
Established network with parliamentarians or policymakers
Strong leadership and communication skills
Residency in or deep knowledge of the assigned continent
Commitment: Full-time or Part-time (20–40 hours/week)
IPJ Country Leads
Focus: Country-Specific Parliamentary Coverage
What You’ll Do:
Lead IPJ’s parliamentary reporting for your country
Manage local contributors and content creators
Ensure accurate and timely coverage of parliamentary events
Build relationships with national parliament officials and MPs
Requirements:
Deep knowledge of your country’s parliamentary system
Experience in journalism, policy analysis, or political research
Strong networking skills within government/parliament
Fluency in local language and English
Commitment: Part-time (10–20 hours/week)
📚 Democracy Subject Experts / Writers / Thinkers
Focus: Democracy, Governance, Policy Analysis
What You’ll Do:
Write expert articles on democracy, governance, and policy
Provide analytical insights on parliamentary reforms
Contribute to IPJ’s research publications and white papers
Participate in IPJ’s expert advisory network
Requirements:
Advanced degree in Political Science, Law, Public Policy, or related field
Published work on democracy, governance, or policy
Thought leadership in your area of expertise
Ability to write clearly for diverse audiences
Commitment: Flexible (3–5 articles per quarter)
📰 Parliament Reporting Contributors
Focus: On-the-Ground Parliamentary Journalism
What You’ll Do:
Report live from parliamentary sessions and debates
Create written, photo, and video content from parliament
Interview MPs, ministers, and parliamentary staff
Produce timely news coverage of legislative developments
Requirements:
Journalism experience or strong reporting background
Access to parliamentary facilities (if applicable)
Ability to work under pressure and deliver quickly
Multimedia skills (writing, photography, video) preferred
Commitment: Flexible (event-based or 5–8 reports per month)
🏛️ Parliament Affairs Policy Analysts
Focus: Policy Analysis & Legislative Research
What You’ll Do:
Analyze proposed legislation and policy proposals
Research parliamentary procedures and reforms
Produce policy briefs and analytical reports
Support IPJ’s research initiatives on parliamentary best practices
Requirements:
Degree in Public Policy, Political Science, Law, or related field
3+ years experience in policy analysis or legislative research
Strong analytical and research skills
Ability to translate complex policy into clear insights
Commitment: Part-time or Contract (15–30 hours/week)
💼 Global Economy Experts / Analysts
Focus: Economic Policy & Global Markets
What You’ll Do:
Analyze economic policies shaped by parliamentary decisions
Report on global economic trends and their legislative impact
Write expert commentary on fiscal, monetary, and trade policies
Collaborate with parliament affairs analysts on policy intersections
Requirements:
Advanced degree in Economics, Finance, or related field
Experience in economic analysis or financial journalism
Knowledge of international economic systems
Strong writing and analytical skills
Commitment: Flexible (4–6 articles per quarter)
🏢 Corporate Business Analysts
Focus: Corporate Policy Engagement & MNC Relations
What You’ll Do:
Analyze how parliamentary decisions impact corporate sectors
Report on MNC relations with policy makers
Cover corporate advocacy and lobbying activities
Support IPJ’s initiative to help corporations voice concerns to policy makers
Requirements:
Background in business, corporate strategy, or public affairs
Understanding of corporate-government relations
Experience in business journalism or policy analysis
Knowledge of MNC operations and global business trends
Commitment: Part-time (10–20 hours/week)
🤝 Non-Profits Coordinators
Focus: Non-Profit Organizations & Civil Society
What You’ll Do:
Coordinate with non-profit organizations globally
Cover civil society advocacy and parliamentary engagement
Build partnerships with NGOs working on democracy issues
Report on non-profit initiatives supporting parliamentary values
Requirements:
Experience in non-profit sector or civil society work
Network with NGOs and advocacy groups
Understanding of non-profit operations and missions
Strong communication and coordination skills
Commitment: Part-time (10–15 hours/week)
🧠 Think Tanks Coordinators
Focus: Research Institutions & Policy Think Tanks
What You’ll Do:
Liaise with think tanks globally for research collaboration
Feature think tank research and policy recommendations
Organize virtual roundtables and expert discussions
Build IPJ’s network of policy research partners
Requirements:
Experience working with think tanks or research institutions
Knowledge of policy research methodologies
Strong networking and relationship-building skills
Ability to summarize complex research for public audiences
Commitment: Part-time (10–20 hours/week)
🎓 Trainee-ship Scheme
Focus: Early-Career Learning in Parliamentary Affairs
What You’ll Gain:
Hands-on training in parliamentary journalism and reporting
Mentorship from experienced parliament affairs experts
Opportunity to contribute to IPJ’s global platform
Certificate of completion and portfolio building
What You’ll Do:
shadow senior contributors and analysts
Write short reports and commentary pieces
Assist in research and content curation
Attend virtual training sessions on parliamentary systems
Requirements:
Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from undergraduate program
Interest in political science, journalism, public policy, or law
Eagerness to learn and contribute
Basic writing skills
Duration:3–6 monthsCommitment:10–15 hours/weekLocation:Remote (Global)Compensation: Unpaid (Certificate + Portfolio Building)
📖 Internship Programme
Focus: Mid-Level Professional Development
What You’ll Gain:
Professional experience in international parliamentary affairs
Network with parliamentarians, policymakers, and experts
Publishable work on IPJ’s global platform
Potential conversion to full contributor role
What You’ll Do:
Produce regular content on parliamentary developments
Conduct research on legislative trends
Support continent coordinators and country leads
Participate in IPJ editorial meetings
Requirements:
Currently enrolled in master’s program or recent graduate
1+ years experience in journalism, research, or policy (preferred)
Strong writing and analytical skills
Proactive and self-motivated
Duration:6–12 monthsCommitment:20–30 hours/weekLocation:Remote (Global)Compensation: Unpaid (Certificate + Potential Stipend for exceptional performers)
How to Apply
Submit Your Application:
Email your CV/resume and a brief statement of interest to: ipj.parliaments@parliamentjournal.com
Include the role title in your email subject line (e.g., “Application: Country Lead – India”)
Include Supporting Materials:
2–3 sample articles or writing pieces (for contributor/writer roles)
Portfolio or LinkedIn profile (if applicable)
References (for coordinator/lead roles)
Interview:
Selected candidates will be invited for a virtual interview
Discussion of your experience, motivation, and role expectations
Onboarding:
Training session on IPJ’s mission, editorial standards, and platform
Assignment of first tasks or projects
What We Expect
Commitment to our mission: Saving democratic values worldwide
Quality work: Accurate, well-researched, and timely content
Collaboration: Work respectfully with our global team
Integrity: Uphold journalistic ethics and publication standards
Passion: Genuine interest in parliamentary affairs and democracy
Compensation & Benefits
Note: IPJ is a non-profit initiative. Compensation varies by role and is based on availability of resources.
Join Our Mission
Be Part of Something impactfull
Together, we can:
Save democratic values around the world
Report the unreported — bringing parliamentary stories to light
Support the parliamentary ecosystem through journalism
Help corporations voice concerns to policy makers
Make a better world by informing the public about parliamentary practices
Contact Us
For questions about career opportunities, please contact:
The International Parliament Journal (IPJ)📧 Email: ipj.parliaments@parliamentjournal.com
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Our Commitment
IPJ is an equal opportunity organization. We welcome applications from all qualified individuals regardless of nationality, race, gender, religion, age, disability, or political affiliation. We believe diverse perspectives strengthen parliamentary journalism.
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