All Island Media is the home of news, business and sports coverage in the Channel Islands, reaching more than three quarters of people in Jersey every week through our stable of best-loved in-print and online titles.

As we continue to grow our audience and explore new ways of reaching them, we’re looking for talented and enthusiastic Multi-media News Reporters to work across our two core titles: Bailiwick Express and the Jersey Evening Post.

Our team works across a variety of areas, producing in-depth investigations and interviews, explainers, podcasts, and social-friendly stories poking fun at island life – in addition to all the day-to-day coverage you’d expect from a regional patch.

That might mean one day you’re interviewing the Chief Minister, another exploring the murky world of offshore finance and Russian sanctions, or probing toxic chemical pollution, reporting on a major court case, sampling the menu at a new restaurant, negotiating a NIMBY planning row, sifting through Occupation survivor records or producing a podcast with a local historian on island myths and legends… Life is as varied and vibrant as you make it.

While the role focuses on news reporting, motivated individuals will have the opportunity to develop their skills across our other brands:

• Bailiwick Podcasts – weekly podcasts spanning politics (Politics Disassembled) news (The Interview, Beyond the Headlines), sport (The Warm Up and Cool Down), and other special feature series
• Connect Magazine – Jersey’s leading business magazine, published monthly
• Bailiwick Radio – produce and read hourly news bulletins for our two DNB channels, Bailiwick Hits and Bailiwick Classics
• Pride of Jersey – annual awards series celebrating and rewarding exemplary shows of community spirit
• Leadership Jersey – lecture events series with local and national business leaders
• ..and other ‘top secret’ growth projects to help us reach new audiences.

What we want from you

The ideal candidate will have at least the NCTJ Level 5 Diploma and at least two years’ experience.

We’re keen to nourish and grow talent in all its forms, however, we remain open to hearing from self-starters or career-changers who can demonstrate their ability to learn and grow in a fast-paced environment.

Essential

• A strong nose for news and ability to build contacts
• A broad range of interests and willingness to take on any task – from daily politics to crime, environment, history, and everything in between
• Excellent organisational skills, and ability to produce quality content to (often tight) deadlines
• Strong command of English, with an eye for a sharp headline and top line that will pull readers in, and ability to adapt tone and style for different audiences
• Attention to detail, with an understanding of how to complement copy with attractive imagery, videos and formatting that will engage readers
• Good knowledge of media law and the Editors’ Code of Practice

Desired 

• Experience in producing audio and video content, which can be adapted for social
• A full-driving licence

What you’ll get from us

At once ‘local’ and ‘national’ as autonomous jurisdictions with their own governments, the Channel Islands offer a patch with a difference and the perfect place to build your career.

We love what we do and have an amazingly diverse remit – not to mention competitive salaries and a great laid-back island lifestyle with beaches on our doorsteps and Brittany a short boat ride away.

Through joining AIM’s dynamic, diverse and inclusive team, you’ll not only get to write about island life – you’ll be able to experience it too. Our social team organises a varied calendar of events and activities – including an annual trip to France – on top of ‘Wellbeing Wednesdays’, weekly drinks and a monthly book/film club.

Other benefits include:

• Employee Benefit Trust: All members of the team are shareholders of the company and will be able to benefit from its success
• Regular in-house learning opportunities and copy clinics to help you grow
• Flexible and accommodating working environment
• Modern offices in the heart of town
• Support and advice with relocating/finding accommodation
• Opportunities for inter-island travel and working

How to apply

This role pays £27,000-45,000pa. Apply via this link or send your CV and cover letter to cv@jerseyeveningpost.com.

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