This Level 7 Journalist Apprenticeship gives you the chance to join BBC News and Current Affairs, working with our World Service teams. We’re looking for individuals with an interest and passion for daily news and journalism. You’ll spend time with some of our biggest BBC News brands, where you’ll learn how we produce our globally recognised content. This includes teams across the BBC World Service and our UK focused teams.
We are looking for individuals with a strong proficiency, written and spoken, in any of the following languages: Arabic, Farsi, French, Russian or Spanish. In your application, please specify which language(s) and your level of proficiency. If selected for the video assessment stage, you will potentially need to complete a translation exercise and a writing exercise.
An apprenticeship at the BBC gives you the opportunity to kick-start your career in a job you'll love. We’re the industry leaders in early careers and are committed to your skills and talent development. As one of the world’s most creative and technologically advanced organisations for the last 100 years, an apprenticeship at the BBC means the opportunity to learn from the most respected and experienced professionals in the business.
The L7 Journalist Apprenticeship offers top-tier training for those with demonstrated potential, helping you develop advanced journalism skills.
You'll gain hands-on experience while working towards a Level 7 Apprenticeship and the industry-recognized NCTJ National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ), all while studying and learning on the job.
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The programme is being broadcast live from a TV in central London, beginning at 2pm today.
This is the YouTube link you’ll need to watch the programme:
A recording of the programme will remain on this link until the end of October to enable you to watch it on ‘catch-up’ too.