Journalist Apprentice (L5)

Journalist Apprentice (L5)Apply From:27/10/2024 Learning ProviderDelivered by THE PRESS ASSOCIATION LIMITED EmployerBBC Public Service Vacancy DescriptionAs a Level 5 Journalist Apprentice, you will: Work alongside BBC News and Sports teams to develop your journalistic skills, creating and delivering quality content for TV, online, digital, and audio. Get involved with all newsroom activities, such as sourcing and securing suitable guests or contributors, writing briefs for your team or shooting and editing films. Find and create stories for diverse audiences – including coming up with ideas, carrying out in-depth research, and assisting with interviews. Learn from and work with experts in the field. Key DetailsVacancy TitleJournalist Apprentice (L5) Employer DescriptionWe are a leading early careers employer and hire more than 250 apprentices each year. We are committed to skills and talent development both inside and outside the BBC and, as one of the world’s most creative and technologically-advanced organisations for the last 100 years, a career at the BBC means learning from the best. We want people who show potential to join us at the BBC. Don’t worry if you don’t have extensive experience, it’s your passion and values we are interested in. Vacancy LocationNewcastle-upon-Tyne NE2 4NS Wage FrequencyCustom Number of Vacancies1 Vacancy Reference Number1000283984 Key DatesApply From27/10/2024 Closing Date For Applications2024-11-28 23:59:59 Interview Begin FromPossible Start Date2025-09-09 00:00:00 TrainingTraining to be ProvidedThe L5 Journalist Apprenticeship combines academic training with practical on-the-job experience. As an apprentice, you will follow the Journalist Apprenticeship standard (curriculum) and work towards an industry recognised qualification, the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism. This is assessed through exams and course work. The NCTJ Diploma modules and assessments are likely to include: Essential Journalism – how to get the story and develop strong writing skills. Ethics – understanding the Ofcom Code which guides broadcast journalists. Essential Media Law – the toolbox no journalist can be without, and every editor wants to know you have. Journalism for a Digital Audience – understand how digital publishing organisations work and how to write brilliant stories across all digital platforms. Public Affairs – understand how power works and how you can challenge it. E-portfolio – to include ten pieces of journalism, published on any appropriate platform. In addition, you also have to complete an End Point Assessment – a work-related project as part of your apprenticeship. Learning ProviderTHE PRESS ASSOCIATION LIMITED Skills RequiredCommunication skills, Attention to detail, Organisation skills, Problem solving skills, Team working, Creative, Initiative. Apply Now#J-18808-Ljbffr