Collective Newsroom is accepting applications for a Digital Journalism Trainee position supporting BBC News Marathi under the BBC India Trainee Scheme 2026–27.
The programme provides practical training in digital journalism, including writing for websites and social media and producing video content for different platforms.
Position Details
Salary/Stipend: Not stated in the vacancy
Who Can Apply?
Previous journalism employment is not required. Applicants must, however, demonstrate a genuine interest in journalism. A qualification in journalism or a related subject is one way of demonstrating this interest.
The opportunity is suitable for candidates interested in:
- Marathi-language journalism
- Digital news writing
- Social-media content
- Video journalism
- Multiplatform storytelling
- News verification and production
Training Areas
Selected trainees will receive training in:
- Writing news for websites
- Producing content for social platforms
- Creating videos for multiple platforms
- Digital journalism practices
- Working in a professional multilingual newsroom
Important Note
The announcement clearly states that completing the traineeship does not guarantee a permanent job. It is intended to equip participants to pursue future opportunities within Collective Newsroom and the wider media industry.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted through the official online vacancy page by 2 August 2026. Applicants should prepare an updated CV and clearly demonstrate their interest in journalism, Marathi news and digital storytelling.
Disclaimer
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How to apply
Apply through Official Collective Newsroom application page
https://collectivenewsroom.zohorecruit.in/jobs/Careers/126948000006076034