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Degree or Certification: Degree in Journalism, Media Studies, Communications, or a related field. Additional certifications or training in specific areas like investigative journalism or digital media can be beneficial.

2025-06-20

1. Professional Experience:
    - Hands-on experience in journalism (reporting, editing, broadcasting, etc.).
    - Familiarity with newsroom operations, ethical guidelines, and industry standards.

2. Writing and Reporting Skills:
    - Strong writing, interviewing, and storytelling abilities.
    - Understanding of news values, structure, and style.

3. Media Law and Ethics:
    - Knowledge of defamation, privacy, and intellectual property laws.
    - Understanding of journalistic ethics and standards.

Media Studies Qualifications:
1. Theoretical Knowledge:
    - Understanding of media theories, including representation, ideology, and audience studies.
    - Familiarity with key concepts like semiotics, discourse analysis, and cultural studies.

2. Analytical Skills:
    - Ability to critically analyze media texts (articles, films, advertisements, etc.).
    - Understanding of media's role in society, including its impact on culture and politics.

3. Research Skills:
    - Proficiency in conducting media research and analyzing data.
    - Familiarity with qualitative and quantitative research methods.

Tutoring Qualifications:
1. Teaching Experience:
    - Experience in teaching journalism, media studies, or related subjects.
    - Ability to create engaging lesson plans and course materials.

2. Communication Skills:
    - Strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively teach and mentor students.
    - Ability to provide constructive feedback and support.

3. Adaptability:
    - Ability to tailor teaching methods to different learning styles and needs.
    - Flexibility in addressing current media trends and issues in the classroom.

 

2. Portfolio:
    - A portfolio showcasing your work in journalism (articles, broadcasts, etc.) or media analysis.
    - Examples of teaching materials or course work can also be included.

Additional Tips:
- Stay updated with current media trends, technologies, and ethical considerations.
- Encourage students to engage in practical projects, such as creating their own news stories or analyzing media texts.
- Foster critical thinking and discussion in the classroom to develop students' analytical skills.

Ashongmang

Greater Accra

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