Reporter Fellow, Local Investigations
The New York TimesFull Time
Junior (1 to 2 years)
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You can expect a market-conform tarief for freelancers.
You work from home but maintain telephone contact with the editorial team in Antwerp and deliver daily news reports for HLN.be and Het Laatste Nieuws.
You need to be familiar with the Meetjesland area (especially Lievegem, Evergem, Assenede, and Zelzate), hold a valid B driver's license, and own a car. A passion for journalism, news-hunting drive, stress resistance, and teamwork are essential; prior experience is not required.
It's a dynamic environment with enthusiastic colleagues passionate about news, focused on digital acceleration, teamwork in the 'Regiohuis', and opportunities to learn through unique training while building the news media of tomorrow.
A strong candidate is deeply familiar with the Meetjesland region, has a driver's license and car for local reporting, possesses a genuine passion for journalism with a news-hunting instinct, handles stress and deadlines well, and thrives as a team player.
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