[cma-l] The BBC Radio Journalism Apprenticeship Scheme

[Tamar Millen]

Applications for the Radio Apprenticeship Scheme open on Monday 17th 
March and close at midnight on Monday 31st March 2014.

Are you passionate about journalism with social media knowledge? Do you 
listen to Radio 4 and don't have a degree? We have a great opportunity 
for you.

The BBC Radio Journalism Apprenticeship Scheme is a fantastic chance to 
kick-start a career in BBC Radio Production. This is the department 
which makes conversational programmes such as Midweek, Loose Ends and 
topical shows like Woman's Hour and Outlook. We also produce drama, 
documentaries and science and arts programmes for Radio 4, Radio 3 and 
the World Service.

The scheme involves classroom learning at Lambeth College in London. You 
will learn core journalism skills, including law and shorthand (to NCTJ 
Industry Standard). At the BBC, we will train you in every aspect of 
radio journalism, from how to create accurate and balanced reports, to 
how to write for radio, the web, and social media. Both qualifications 
will be evaluated throughout the 2 years with exams and practical 
assessments.

Read more and follow the link below to apply

http://www.bbc.co.uk/careers/trainee-schemes/radio-journalism-apprenticeship
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Tamar Millen
Arts Coordinator
Community Media Association
15 Paternoster Row
Sheffield
S1 2BX
0114 2795219

www.arts.commedia.org.uk