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Career Options Available
Your career opportunities lie in the main generalist media newspapers, television and radio in Australia and overseas. Specialist employment in the diverse magazine sector is available, as is a job in regional media. In fact 25% of journalists get their start in regional media. Online communication is growing and will offer more employment over the next few years. It is also increasingly common to work as a freelancer, either in your own journalism agency or in a portfolio career. Your knowledge and skills are transferable across media, web development, reality TV, publishing, marketing and public relations.
About the Author
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The author of this occupation profile is highly respected within industry but due to time commitments has a little more work to do to complete the profile. Please check back over the next two weeks
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