3.3 Media Careers by Miguel Batucan

My best Transferrable Skills.

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 10:49:49 UTC

Computing Skills

Public Speaking

Efficient

Reliable

Methods Of Recruitment

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 10:54:28 UTC

Internet

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:10:27 UTC

The Internet is a good way to look for jobs. As you get a wider range of jobs to find, and a good description of what job you're trying to get, furthermore it is international. you're able to get newsletters about the jobs through e-mail etc.

Although, time is key, and usually you have to look at other jobs, to compare which is the best for you.

Word Of Mouth

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:11:50 UTC

Being approached is a good way, as then you know that you're known by other people.

Press/Newspaper

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:17:16 UTC

The press is a good way to find jobs, and they're usually local or national. National jobs are good, as the range of jobs for media is large, unlike local as it has a small range.

Certain newspapers, such as 'The guardian has it's own newspaper (Usually on a Monday) which does a whole segment of media related topics including jobs

Job Centres

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:31:43 UTC

They're great to find local media related jobs, and are give a good range of jobs that are close by.

Important Points for Working in the media Industry

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:43:32 UTC

Trying to get people to know you, you have to constantly ask questions, so that you get information of what you're trying to get into. also be enthusiastic so that people will know that you're p

Networking

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:44:12 UTC

Meeting with other people, so that people get to know you.

Nepetism

s13miguelbatuca — 2013-11-13 11:46:02 UTC

Getting family members to give you a chance to volunteer for the, and eventually go step up in the ladder.