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Shanghai Daily recruiting Expo student reporters
By Kat Jiang |
August 11, 2009, Tuesday
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Shanghai Daily and its Chinese language sister paper, Oriental Morning Post, are recruiting student reporters for Expo.
The selected student reporters will have the opportunity to cover various events and activities at the 2010 World Expo and interview celebrities from all over the world and work with senior reporters.
Both Chinese and foreign students studying in Shanghai, aged under 16, are eligible.
The reporters will get free training in either English or Chinese.
The four-day training program, presented by reporters, editors and news experts, will cover news writing and editing, photography, illustration and page layout. Candidates will find out how a newsroom works.
The first round of training will start next Tuesday and the program will run till November.
Free training will also be offered to elementary- and middle-school teachers to help their students understand newspapers.
Candidates can get more information and apply online at http://www.dfdaily.com/club/.
Application form: http://www.dfdaily.com/application/exponewspaper/
Telephone: 5292-1569, 6247-4264
The selected student reporters will have the opportunity to cover various events and activities at the 2010 World Expo and interview celebrities from all over the world and work with senior reporters.
Both Chinese and foreign students studying in Shanghai, aged under 16, are eligible.
The reporters will get free training in either English or Chinese.
The four-day training program, presented by reporters, editors and news experts, will cover news writing and editing, photography, illustration and page layout. Candidates will find out how a newsroom works.
The first round of training will start next Tuesday and the program will run till November.
Free training will also be offered to elementary- and middle-school teachers to help their students understand newspapers.
Candidates can get more information and apply online at http://www.dfdaily.com/club/.
Application form: http://www.dfdaily.com/application/exponewspaper/
Telephone: 5292-1569, 6247-4264
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