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News Anchor

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Anchor for CGTN General News

This position is based in Beijing and is only open to foreign passport holders

Location: Beijing, China

Full-time: 12-month renewable contract

About the job

The ideal candidate has a solid background in TV journalism and a spirit for adventure. He or she will be joining CGTN at a time of major expansion. Successful candidates need to be great storytellers, have engaging live skills, and be experienced at handling breaking news. Candidates should have a high tolerance for ambiguity and be independent to thrive in a country where they likely don't speak the language. Preferred candidates have previously lived and worked abroad.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Work closely with the news team to develop comprehensive news coverage.
  • Host general news shows and assist in other shows as required.
  • Conduct news reports and exclusive in-field and in-studio interviews.
  • Perform active live shots in the field or studio as assigned by the producer.
  • Write, voice and copy edit compelling news scripts. Film and edit news videos when needed.
  • Prepared to work irregular shifts at short notice when required to cover breaking news.
  • Support and champion all CGTN platforms and programs.
  • Consistently and positively engages with the audience to increase General news social media footprint.
  • Complete other tasks assigned by superiors.

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Minimum Qualifications:

  • Native-level English skills with a valid passport.
  • 5+ years as a broadcast TV news anchor. Preferred: Previous reporting/anchoring experience in China/APAC.
  • Smooth, mature, confident on-air presence with flawless segues; carry on a conversation with the viewers, find urgency in stories, and engage the audience; come prepared for show and editorial meetings with developed lead story ideas; write and edit accurate, concise, compelling copy; live shot expertise; review reporter copy for accuracy, conversational writing, and clarity.
  • Flexible, adaptable, and approachable. A reputation as a “go to” person in the newsroom; a mentor for up-and-coming journalists.
  • Strong "in-the-field and live" skills.
  • Experience producing and loading digital content that engages the audience and increases followers.
  • A bachelor's degree in journalism, communications or English preferred.

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Please send a cover letter and resume to sihan.hou@cgtn.com with “General News Anchor” in the subject line.

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Skills

TV Journalism
Storytelling
Live Skills
Breaking News
Interviewing
Script Writing
Copy Editing
Digital Content Production
Audience Engagement
Mentoring
Adaptability
Field Reporting
Live Shot Expertise
Communication
Fluency in English

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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