Application Deadline: 18 December, 2018
| Job Reference | BBC/TP/788771/33649 |
| Contract Type | Permanent – Full Time |
| Closing Date | 18 December, 2018 |
| Job Category | Journalism |
| Business Unit | News – W2020 – Africa |
| Location | Lagos, Nigeria |
Join the African digital innovation team of multitalented journalists , developers , illustrators and graphic designers with the mandate to innovate and influence the next generation of African women.
The BBC has a new digital innovation hub in Lagos with the ambition to develop digital journalism in Africa. Your role as Women Affairs Journalist will play a key role in helping our content reach underserved audiences – such as younger, more female and more diverse demographics in Africa.
Role Responsibility
BBC has an exciting opportunity to create new forms of digital storytelling and journalism that reaches 111 million people in Africa. As a Women Affairs Journalist you will join a multidisciplinary digital team in Lagos, playing an integral role in brainstorming, creating and executing women’s content.
You’ll also be contribute regularly and host our new TV programme The SheWord so we are looking for candidates who are comfortable in front of the camera.
Eligibility Requirements:
The BBC’s Africa Hub is looking for a creative journalist aware of the emerging and unreported stories about African women. You will have a background creating content that represents and targets African women, creating compelling stories.
BBC is looking for an experienced journalist who is literate in social media. You will be someone who genuinely believes there are many stories about African women to be told who will source, curate and commission content on women’s issues from across Africa.
Package Description
Contract: Continuing
Base: Lagos, Nigeria
Intended interview dates: Interviews are provisionally planned for Monday 14th January 2019.
Any offer of employment with the BBC will be conditional upon you having the right to work in Nigeria
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the BBC Africa Women’s Affairs Journalist