Toutes les information sur la plateforme de recrutement de Radio-Canada.
Date limite: 28 octobre
Ce stage donnerait accès à des crédits au département de journalisme (=1 cours)
JOUR450 Bursaries: Next Generation Journalists Bursary Program
With support from the New Generation Journalists Bursary Program (an initiative from J-Schools Canada, The Canadian Journalism Foundation, and the Google News Initiative), the Department of Journalism offers two (2) bursaries of $2,312.50 to full- and part-time undergraduate students enrolled in JOUR450-Journalism Practicum during the Fall 2024 and completing an unpaid internship. The bursaries are meant to help students offset living expenses incurred during their placement.
Eligibility:
– Full-time and part-time undergraduate students of the Department of Journalism
– Enrollment in JOUR450 in the Fall 2024
– Unpaid internship placement
– Applicants agree to be acknowledged publicly as participants in the bursary program and be featured on the J-Schools Canada website
– Students agree to participate in one Google News Lab Training session, as per the program rules
To apply, send:
– A one-page letter of intent describing (1) what you hope to achieve during the journalism practicum, and (2) why you would benefit from financial support during your placement
– Current transcript
Applications will be assessed on the quality of their letter of intent, academic results, and financial need, by a committee of two members of the Department of Journalism, who are the Internship Coordinator and the Undergraduate Program Director
Applications should be sent to Dr Lucie Laumonier (lucie.laumonier@concordia.ca) and Dr Elyse Amend (elyse.amend@concordia.ca) by November 1, 2024 if you are enrolled in JOUR450 in the Fall 2024.
Two more bursaries will be offered to students enrolled in JOUR450 and JOUR508 during the Winter 2025 term.
Emploi: 2 Reporters en français, Radio-Canada Saskatoon
Pour appliquer, suivre le lien vers le portail de Radio-Canada.
$700 Writing Contest for Undergraduate Students
L’Observatoire de la liberté d’expression (UQAC) is pleased to announce the launch of the first edition of its contest on freedom of expression aimed at undergraduate students!
The jury members have selected the following theme for this year: Are there limits to freedom of expression?
The essays (around 1100 words) are due by December 1st, 2024.
Participants have the chance to have their work published, win a one-year subscription to Le Devoir, and receive bookstore gift vouchers worth a total of $700.
All contest details can be found on our website at this address: https://www.uqac.ca/libobs/concours/.
The Community Radio Fund of Canada is hiring a national Editor
Carbon Paper Newsletter student job position available / Papier carbone ouvre un poste étudiant à temps partiel
Are you an undergrad student interested in environmental and climate change journalism, and you’re able to write and edit in both French and English? Carbon Paper/Papier Carbone, the bilingual climate change journalism newsletter, is looking for a bilingual research assistant to fill a position of web editor and writer. Established in 2022, the newsletter highlights the best Canadian environmental and climate change reporting and scientific contributions in the field of climate communication research. Working under the supervision of Associate Professor Amelie Daoust-Boisvert and alongside of coordinator and MA student Brianna Losinger-Ross, your role would be to assist in the planning, writing, editing, translating and publication the 2024–2025 editions of the monthly newsletter.
Conditions
- This role is part time, 10 hours per month from October 1, 2024, to April 15, 2025;
- Probation/essay period of one month.
- Remote work only;
- Requires occasional Zoom meetings (around one per month) to discuss and plan content;
- As this contract falls under the CREW union, benefits will be offered according to the union agreement.
Requirements
- Journalism experience, such as having stories published in student media.
- Very good knowledge of spoken and written English and French with a good ability to translate from one to the other.
- Good organizational skills and ability to respect deadlines and a determined publication workflow.
- Interest for climate change and environmental issues.
This is a great opportunity to add stories to your portfolio, get editing experience and familiarize yourself with the Canadian climate reporting landscape and research in that area.
If you are interested in applying, please email your CV, a brief interest statement and at least two stories by your byline to Brianna Losinger-Ross at Brianna Leigh Losinger-Ross brianna.losinger-ross@mail.concordia.ca before September 17, 2024.
Concordia University is committed to Employment Equity and aims to recruit diverse staff.
Fall Internship at Global News (deadline: Sept 15)
- Internship: Global Montreal on Global TV
- Title: Global Montreal Intern
- Type: Unpaid Internship
- Organization: Global News part of Corus Entertainment Inc.
- Location: 1010 Sainte-Catherine St. W. 7th floor, Montreal
- When: Fall 2024
- Duration: October-December/ 120 to 160hrs
- Deadline: September 15
- Internship for credit at the Journalism department
Internship Summary Global Montreal is seeking Journalism or Communications students, to intern for Fall 2024. The successful candidate will be a dynamic person with strong writing skills, understanding local news around them, basic knowledge of television production procedures and equipment, a genuine interest in all things Montreal. As our intern, you will join the team who prepares and delivers Montreal’s most local nightly newscast. You’ll work alongside our talented professionals, for a hands-on experience that will enhance your studies. If this sounds like the challenge you are looking for, we look forward to meeting you.
Main Responsibilities
- Write scripts and research ideas; ·
- Book interviews; ·
- Assist with the research and production of topical ‘streeters’ to support current affairs segments; ·
- Prepare and post materials to website ·
- Go out on the road with reporters and shadow, work together, and ·
- Other duties as assigned
Qualifications
- Be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in broadcasting, journalism, communications or other related fields;
- Be eligible for university credit for this internship;
- Be seeking a placement under a formal, credited internship program;
- Be available weekdays or weekends for day/evening shifts;
- Excellent command of written English and the ability to speak/read both English and French;
How To Apply:
By September 15, send a letter of interest along with your CV, including a reference to: Julie.turcotte@globalnews.ca with lucie.laumonier@concordia.ca in CC; indicating “Global Montreal Internship” in the subject field.
Stage rémunéré à CIBL 101,5 FM
CIBL EST À LA RECHERCHE D’UNE PERSONNE POUR COMBLER UN POSTE DE JOURNALISTE/RECHERCHISTE À L’ANIMATION DANS LE CADRE D’UN STAGE RÉMUNÉRÉ
CIBL 101,5 FM Montréal est à la recherche d’un.e stagiaire en journalisme pour l’automne 2024. Ce stage rémunéré est d’une durée de seize (16) semaines, entre le début septembre et la fin décembre. Vous trouverez les détails en suivant ce lien: https://www.cibl1015.ca/stage-remunere
Le stage peut être complété pour des crédits universitaires.
Hiring: BIPOC Youth Journalism Fellow (Ku’ku’kwes News)
Ku’ku’kwes News is partnering with Journalists for Human Rights to offer a fellowship position for reporters who identify as members of a First Nations, Métis and/or Inuit community, Black and/or other racialized community. This is an exciting opportunity for a BIPOC youth to gain valuable experience as a multimedia journalist. Ku’ku’kwes News is the only independently-owned news website that exclusively covers Indigenous news in Atlantic Canada.
POSITION: Journalism fellow
POSITION TYPE: Temporary part-time, contract ASAP – January 17, 2025
LOCATION: Remote in Canada, must be legally eligible to work in Canada. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador residents preferred.
SALARY: $25.25/hr, minimum 15 hours per week
APPLICATIONS CLOSE: Ongoing until position is filled
The successful candidates will be responsible for:
- Researching, pitching and covering original news stories
- Covering assigned news stories
- Producing digital journalistic content (written content, photos and video)
- Editing material for use on digital platforms (website, social media)
- On occasion, editing stories written by colleagues.
The fellows will report directly to Maureen Googoo, owner/editor of Ku’ku’kwes News and will benefit from her mentorship and guidance as a veteran journalist and entrepreneur.
Please complete the application form at this link.
If you do not have a Gmail account, email canadian.programs@jhr.ca to make other arrangements.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS:
These are some criteria that will be considered to result in a successful application.
Experience
- A university degree or equivalent in journalism with proven experience in writing news for a digital publication (degree can be in progress)
- Experience in gathering digital news content (photos, audio and videos) for publication
- Previous experience in working in Indigenous communities and/or Indigenous organizations
Skills
- A self-starter who is confident in working remotely and independently
- Excellent written, photography and video skills
- Editing and preparing written content, photos and video for publication
- A keen interest and curiosity in Indigenous news
- Strong ability to articulate and explain issues relevant to Indigenous communities
- Strong computer skills and knowledge of digital news technology
- A valid driver’s licence
Contact:
Maureen Googoo
Owner/Editor
Ku’ku’kwes News, Independent Indigenous News in Atlantic Canada
Email: careers@kukukwes.com
Local Journalism Internship (NDG)
Location: Montreal, QC (NDG Neighborhood)
Term: Fall (Sept-Dec) or Winter (Jan-Apr)
Deadline to apply: August 20, 2024
** internship can be done for university credit!**
Who are we looking for?
We are seeking a proactive Journalism Intern to join our community-focused news team in NDG (Notre-Dame-de-Grâce), Montreal. This internship offers an exciting opportunity for individuals interested in pursuing a career in journalism with a focus on community news and issues.
This internship provides an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience in journalism while contributing to the coverage of community news and issues in NDG. You will have the chance to work on diverse media platforms, including writing articles and preparing radio shows.
Who we are?
The Council is one of Canada’s longest-standing not-for-profit community organizations, informally started by a group of active citizens in 1942, and formally registered in 1948. Today, the Council acts to promote, improve and sustain the well-being of the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce community and its residents. The Council is one of 31 Tables de quartier on the Island of Montreal, each with the mandate of bringing together and mobilizing various actors in its territory (community organizations, associations, institutions, the private sector) as well as residents to involve them in a concerted effort to identify community needs, set priorities for action, and ensure implementation and follow-up.
Key Responsibilities and Tasks:
- Research and write news articles covering local events, initiatives, and issues relevant to the NDG community.
- Conduct interviews with community leaders, residents, and stakeholders to gather information for articles.
- Pitch story ideas and develop compelling content that resonates with our audience.
- Monitor local news and social media for relevant stories and trends affecting the NDG neighborhood.
- Edit and proofread articles to ensure accuracy and adherence to journalistic standards.
- Attend community events, meetings, and press conferences to report on news and stories of interest.
- Assist in producing radio shows, including finding guests, preparing interview questions, and scripting segments.
- Help manage and update content on our organization’s website and social media platforms.
Qualifications:
- Currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s or Master’s program, preferably in Journalism, Communications, or a related field.
- Strong writing skills with an ability to engage readers through clear and concise writing.
- Ability to conduct thorough research and interviews to gather information for news stories.
- Understanding of journalistic ethics and standards.
- Experience or interest in multimedia journalism, including TV or radio production.
- Interest in community issues and a commitment to promoting local voices and stories.
Hours:
If the internship is for academic credit, this requirement aligns with standard credit-hour equivalency guidelines.
How to Apply:
To apply for this position, please submit a resume, writing samples (if available), and a cover letter outlining your interest and qualifications to ndgcc@ndg.ca. Please use the subject line “Journalism Intern Application – [Your Name]”.
Deadline for the Fall internship: August 20, 2024
We look forward to receiving your application!