Agree completely. I regularly do 12 hour shifts etc for less money than some of my friends who work much less. I think you have to be really passionate about journalism to want to do it as it's hard work and not always rewarding. It's a big commitment and even for a masters Eve will likely be competing with people with tonnes of passion/experience in the field.Former journalist here. I agree, journalism is so competitive. If she thinks it's like her current intern ship and she can just work a couple of hours a day then she has another thing coming. It's long hours, often unsocialable hours, and not a great wage. I used be out the door at 5am every weekend for my first news job on £13000 a year (pro rota) and I know not all jobs are like that and it was over 10 years ago but it's really hard.