WHO ARE YOU?

Were looking for people who are committed

to journalism and its future. You dont have to
be a journalist, but you need to convince us
youre serious about becoming one.
We want people with a passion for business
and international news and who are
interested in working globally.
You can be a recent graduate, a working
journalist, or someone with a specialist
background law, medicine, computer
science, accounting, etc who wants to start
a new career.
Fluency in English and the ability to write
well and quickly is a must.
Advanced language skills in Arabic, Mandarin,
Russian, for example are an advantage.
Expertise in data analysis and programming
is a plus.
A visual eye and multimedia experience will
give you an edge.
Living with a
tribe in the Arctic and
sharing a cocktail with
Gorbachev are just two
of many highlights
reporting at Reuters has given me.
With such a wide range of stories,
professionalism of colleagues and
unrivalled resources, I still ask myself
today: Am I really paid to do this?
Amie Ferris-Rotman
Correspondent, Afghanistan. Participant 2006
WE TRAIN YOU
WE PAY YOU
WE HIRE YOU
The Reuters Journalism Program
brings together a talented group
of journalists and journalists-to-be
from around the world and provides
them nine months of intensive
classroom training and hands-on,
real-world experience.
To apply and more information, go to:
careers.thomsonreuters.com/
JournalismTrainee
Applications due December 15, 2012
Participants selected March 2013
Program starts September 2013
* Applicants should apply to their home region with
exceptions only considered for relevant advanced
language skills or specialist regional knowledge.
Nine months fully paid Intensive classroom and real world
experience A global perspective New York, London and Asia