Interested? Here's how to apply.
To help us select the strongest students for the Gale Ambassador Program, we ask applicants to send us their CV and a short video (no more than 5 minutes) which includes the below:
- Introduce yourself: State your name, university, year group (in September 2022) and course.
- Explain: What would you say to students to explain the value of primary sources?
- Suggest: Two ideas to increase engagement with a Twitter channel. This can include ideas to share the channel more widely, and also in terms of the content shared on the channel (design, materials, text, tweet variations, design tools and more!). Be as creative as you like!
- Feel free to mention any other reasons you’d be good for the role. (Do you have any experience with public speaking, writing marketing copy or using Social Media for promotion? It doesn't matter if not, but have a think what you can offer!)
Please name the files in the following format:
John.Smith.CV.docx and John.Smith.Video.mp4
Once you have your video and CV ready, complete the form below to apply for the Gale Ambassador Program!
You will need to upload your video and CV to WeTransfer. (You can use the free version). WeTransfer will generate a link (URL address) which enables us to download your video and CV. (You can upload more than one file at a time to WeTransfer, so you will only need to generate one link.) Paste the link into the form below.

To apply, you must be a current student (for a year from September 2022) at one of the following universities, and be studying an Arts, Humanities or Social Science subject.
Europe, Middle East and Africa:
Bristol - Durham - Glasgow - Leeds - Liverpool John Moores - Portsmouth - Queen Mary University London - Sheffield - Tel Aviv
US:
Temple University – University of Sourthern California
(All "University of" where unstated)
We also have ambassadors at other institutions not listed here (we're just not actively recruiting there at the moment).
Remember, the deadline is midnight 25 September 2022!