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Journalist, BBC Radio Jersey

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JOB DETAILS
Job Band
C
Contract Type
Permanent, Full-time Contract
Department
BBC Nations Radio Jersey
Location
Jersey
Proposed Salary Range
£28,000 - £35,000 plus Channel Island Weighting depending on relevant skills, knowledge, and experience. The expected salary range for this role reflects internal benchmarking and external market insights.
We're happy to discuss flexible working. If you'd like to, please indicate your preference in the application – though there's no obligation to do so now. Flexible working will be part of the discussion at offer stage.
This role is based in Jersey. This role is open to candidates who are “entitled” to live and work in Jersey only. More information is available at www.gov.je/jobs.
Purpose of the Role
We’re looking for an audio specialist who’s equally comfortable reading news bulletins and producing programmes. You’ll work across a range of weekday and weekend programmes delivering community-focused stories for the island of Jersey. We’re unique. We have our own Government, laws, and traditions, and you’ll be close to the audience you serve. There will be opportunities to pitch and develop original stories and to work across platforms as required.
Why Join the Team
BBC Radio Jersey has been at the heart of island life since 1983, delivering news and conversation that gets people talking. Join our friendly, ambitious team and help create content that informs and engages audiences across Jersey.
Even if we say so ourselves, Jersey has got to be one of the best places to live and work. You're never more than ten minutes from the sea and we have some of the best beaches in the British Isles.
We’re looking for a creative multimedia journalist to contribute ideas, tell compelling stories, and connect with our audience across platforms.
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Your Key Responsibilities and Impact
This is an exciting opportunity to work across a range of radio bulletins and programmes – you’ll contribute engaging programme ideas, research guests and topics, and there will be the opportunity to undertake some on-air work reading news bulletins and reporting.
- You’ll deliver programme production duties, updating BBC Sounds programme information, recording and editing multi-track audio, and developing stories to be used across all platforms.
- You’ll also operate a variety of broadcast equipment including the on-air studios, our production desk, and our broadcast vehicles. You may work on weekdays and at weekends including early mornings.
You will work across a range of news-reading and radio production shifts – including early mornings and weekends – as part of a small multi-skilled team creating great audio, digital, and TV output.
More information from Matthew Price, Executive Producer – matthew.price@bbc.co.uk or 07797 755794
Essential Criteria
Your Skills and Experience
- Demonstrable experience in radio, audio, or multimedia content production, including researching stories, generating programme ideas, and contributing to engaging editorial output.
- Strong communication and presentation skills, with the ability to read news bulletins clearly and accurately and contribute content across multiple platforms.
- Experience recording, editing, and producing audio content, with a good understanding of digital and broadcast production workflows.
- Technical aptitude and willingness to learn and operate a range of broadcast equipment, production systems, and studio technology.
- Strong teamwork skills and an understanding of local audiences, with the ability to work collaboratively in a small team and adapt to a flexible working pattern, including early mornings and weekends.


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Disclaimer
This job description is a written statement of the essential characteristics of the job, with its principal accountabilities, incorporating a note of the skills, knowledge, and experience required for a satisfactory level of performance. This is not intended to be a complete, detailed account of all aspects of the duties involved.
Please note: If you were to be offered this role, the BBC will conduct Employment screening checks which include Reference checks; Eligibility to work checks; and if applicable to the role, Safeguarding and Adverse media/Social media checks. Any offer made is conditional on these checks being satisfactory.
Before your start date, you may need to disclose any unspent convictions or police charges, in line with our Recruitment policy. This allows us to discuss any support you may need and assess any risks. Failure to disclose may result in the withdrawal of your offer.
For any general queries, please contact: bbchr@bbc.co.uk
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Redeployment
The BBC is committed to redeploying employees seeking suitable alternative employment within the BBC and they will be given priority consideration ahead of other applicants. Priority consideration means for those employees seeking redeployment their application will be considered alongside anyone else at risk of redundancy, prior to any individuals being considered who are not at risk.
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