BBC World Service Graduate Recruitment 2017…. The BBC is an international multimedia broadcaster on radio, TV, online and social networks with a weekly global audience of 320 million.

As part of an historic and exciting expansion of BBC Africa, the BBC World Service is launching a new Sports weekly TV programme and innovative digital sport content alongside existing African Sport output.

We are recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Reporter, Children’s News, Africa TV
Job Reference: BBC/TP/83016/24600
Location: Lagos
Department: BBC Africa Service
Reports to: Editor, Children’s News
Contract Type: Permanent – Full Time
Job Summary

As part of its new investment in content for Africa, the BBC is launching a new TV and Digital service for children which will explain and help them to make sense of the world they are growing up in. The content will include news stories and features and will tackle issues relevant to young people. We have an exciting opportunity for a dynamic and creative reporter to join our team and shape BBC Africa’s coverage for young people.
The successful candidate will have a strong journalistic background together with lots of ideas for how to engage children in the news
A career at the BBC offers you an opportunity to tell stories that can change lives. The aim of BBC Africa is to showcase the diverse ideas and aspirations from across the continent. They will deliver content and will be expected to contribute innovative ideas, drive the creative vision and present the content.... Read more details here ==>>>http://www.currentschoolnews.com/job/bbc-world-service-graduate-recruitment/

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