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Montreal radio newsroom is looking for interns

The Montreal CBC Radio newsroom is offering internships:

Interested in a very special chance to learn the ropes? You’re inquisitive and you follow the news closely. You leave nothing to chance, and aren’t afraid to go the extra mile. This could be a golden opportunity for you to show off your talents as you discover a recognized journalistic environment.

As a Radio journalism intern, you’ll be required to cover events and produce reports for newscasts and other news programming, in accordance with the Corporation’s Journalistic Standards and Practices.

Keen interest in Radio journalism

B.A. underway (final year) in journalism, communications or a relevant field

Very committed to high-quality spoken and written French

Bilingualism

Available to stay in the regions during the internship, and work various shifts

Must be available to work full time from June 8 to August 17, 2007

If this is you, then stop reading this silly blog and go apply! Oh, and when you apply, tell them you found out about it from the InsideTheCBC.com blog (no, I don’t get a bonus).

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