Journalist Apprenticeship (Level 6) at BBC.

The BBC is the UK's public service broadcaster, serving audiences across TV, audio and online.

This Level 6 apprenticeship is for journalists starting out who can already show storytelling ability, for example through student or local publications, radio, blogging, vlogging or social media content.

It suits applicants who already have a degree or the NCTJ Diploma, or some experience working as a journalist.

You'll research, write and broadcast news stories and features across current affairs, business, politics, sport and culture, and study investigative research, audience engagement, multimedia content creation and media law, working towards the NCTJ National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ) alongside the Level 6 qualification.

Requires English GCSE at grade 4/C or above (or equivalent).

You must not have completed any elements of the NQJ or hold a qualification in the same subject at the same or higher level.

Can lead to roles such as Journalist.

Benefits: 35-hour week, 25 days' holiday, defined pension scheme, discounted dental and health care and gym offers.

Must be 18+ when the apprenticeship starts, have the legal right to work in the UK for the full duration, normally have been a continuous UK resident for at least three years beforehand, and not be enrolled on another apprenticeship.

Start date September 2027.

Apply online through the BBC careers site with no CV or cover letter needed; eligible applicants then take an online assessment.