Journalism
This person gathers and presents news stories.
Who is a reporter?
A summary of a person’s education, skills, and experience.
What is a CV (curriculum vitae)?
The final time or date when something must be completed.
What is a deadline?
A small medical room in a school or institution.
What is an infirmary?
Money paid weekly for manual work.
What are wages?
This word means writing, editing, or reporting news.
What is journalism?
The process of hiring new employees.
What is recruitment?
Building professional relationships for career purposes.
What is networking?
An official who investigates sudden or mysterious deaths.
Who is a coroner?
Fixed amount of money paid monthly.
What is a salary?
The main news presenter on TV or radio.
Who is an anchor?
An event where employers and job seekers meet.
What is a job fair?
Someone who works independently for different clients.
Who is a freelancer?
Important events happening in the world right now.
What are current affairs?
Payment made every two weeks.
What is fortnightly pay?
Reporting or writing about an event for the media.
What is covering an event?
A temporary job for students to gain experience.
What is an internship?
A collection of professional work or achievements.
What is a portfolio?
To lose your job because it was your fault.
What does “to be fired” mean?
Extra benefits offered by a job, like meals or insurance.
What are perks?
A journalist who reports from a specific country or topic.
Who is a correspondent?
An available job position.
What is a vacancy?
To lose your job because of company problems.
What does “to be laid off” mean?
A meeting where journalists ask questions to a public figure.
What is a press conference?
A work system where employees change their hours regularly.
What is shift rotation?