ITV News Traineeship open for Applications

Submitted by Steve Senior on 3 February 2020 - 4:35pm

 

This is a nine-month programme starting on Monday 28th September 2020 and we are looking for 12 talented journalists, seven of whom will work in one of our English Regional newsrooms in ITV Anglia (Norwich); ITV Central (Birmingham); ITV Granada (Media City, Salford); ITV Meridian (Nr Southampton); ITV Tyne Tees & Border (Gateshead, nr Newcastle); ITV West Country (Bristol); or ITV Yorkshire (Leeds). Two trainees will be based in our national newsrooms; one for ITV Cymru Wales in Cardiff and the other for UTV in Belfast. Two trainees will be working in our Network newsroom based in London, plus we have an opportunity for one trainee to be based on Jersey at ITV Channel (St Helier).

You’ll receive a salary of £24,116 per annum for all roles outside of London (£26,660 pro-rata in London) and five weeks annual leave during the scheme, plus public holidays. A very high percentage of those who graduate from the programme have gone on to secure permanent jobs with both ITV News and ITV more widely, although there are no guarantees of continued employment beyond the 9 months.

More Details can be found http://www.itvjobs.com/news-traineeship/

How England and Eddie Jones failed against France

Submitted by Adam Broderick on 3 February 2020 - 4:13pm

After watching the most lacklustre opening weekend to the Six Nations in recent memory, none of the games had me as riled up as, predictably, the England-France match on Sunday. As an avid rugby fan, especially as an England fan, this game had me whinging and moaning in the same manner as my passionate-yet-ignorant dad. I can’t help but cringe at the memories less than twenty-four hours later.

A sprinkle of Disney Magic

Submitted by Nadia Bhatti on 21 January 2020 - 3:04pm

I’ve just spent the most wonderful weekend in Disneyland Paris with my boyfriend. The past weekend made me think about magic. No not wave your magic wand and a dress appears magic, nor the slight of hand version of magic. What I mean are the tiny bits of magic we sometimes take for granted.

 

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