China Media

This is a media site, and I intend to keep it that way.  Nonetheless, a good friend has asked me if I know anyone that would like to teach English once a week.  It would be for Siemens, and the class would consist of about 10 Siemens staff.  The pay is about 150 RMB/hr (negotiable) and I believe the class would only be 1 or 2 hours.  It’s not a huge commitment, but might help with extra cash for those who need it.  Anyone interested can email faypixy@gmail.com

This job ad was originally posted on Danwei:

With a biweekly audited circulation of nearly 100,000 copies, Ringier’s City Weekend is one of China’s largest private English entertainment magazines. Interns at City Weekend are given the opportunity to put their education and experience to practical publishing use. At the magazine, you’ll be exposed to how a fast paced free publication must maintain a paced, but potent creative rhythm. You’ll also take part in an innovative new process of producing hi value content through web publishing. We value interns who are web savvy, take initiative, are proactive in their work and operate well with others in a deadline driven environment. Internships generally last up to three months and require approximately a 20 hour weekly commitment. A stipend of RMB1,000/month, related expenses reimbursement, post internship job support and more is offered as compensation. If you would like to apply, please click the here and reply to the advertised classified. After receiving your email, the managing editor will request a CV that indicates your level of Chinese and any relevant work experience along with a brief writing sample.

This job opening was originally published at Brand Republic:

- Leading global service providing online research and trend analysis
- Attractive remuneration package plus benefits
- Hong Kong based

Our client is one of the most dynamic and successful service to emerge online. As part of their regional expansion in Hong Kong, they are now looking for a high calibre candidate to fill the role as a Senior Fashion Editor.

Report directly to the General Manager, you will be expected to commission, research and publish fashion trend and consumer research material of relevance to the subscribers whilst maintaining the overall look of the website. In addition, you will be a versatile editor who can manage the editorial team, budget and travel obligations. You are required to lead presentations, use your journalistic skills to conduct interviews and understand the fashion/retail business in Asia Pacific.

You will have a minimum of eight years editorial experience in fashion. You are fluent in both written and spoken English, have a global outlook and broad interest. In addition, you must be self-driven, independent and have a strong professional commitment.

If you know you have what it takes, please submit your resume to Polly Leong at email address: pleong@aquent.com along with a cover letter addressing the key criteria outlined above as well as an indication of your current and expected salary.

Information provided by applicants will be treated in strict confidence and only shortlisted applicants will be notified.

The following job post was originally listed on Danwei.

China Daily is looking for a full-time on-site native English-speaking copy editor for its English educational weekly — 21st Century.

The job falls mainly into three categories: 1) rewriting and copy-editing stories written by staff and from other media resources; 2) writing headlines, reading proves and contributing ideas in story selection and layout and so on; 3) helping production and development of other editorial materials in the newspapers, which include writing stories, columns, reviews and recording stories etc.

The ideal candidate would have a university degree in journalism with rich related journalistic work experiences or teaching experiences. He or she must be good at written English, dynamic headlines. He or she must be able to work to a deadline in a team atmosphere. The position will be open from August, 2007.

To apply, send your resume and work samples to recruit@21stcentury.com.cn.

 

China Media reported earlier that a Guangzhou resident named Anthony had been given the job as host of the show Lingnan Gallery.  Unfortunately, following his screen test last week, he may have found himself out of the running.

The only foreigner working at the English Channel is Lena Gidwani, who is balancing Discover Guangzhou hosting duties with reports and her Hot Spots segment. Lena is well-known for her emceeing and hosting work, and is also a regular contributor to That’s PRD magazine.

The channel has a vacancy for one, and perhaps two, foreign hosts.  Job applications can be sent to yinjie@gztv.com. 

Anyone who lives in China knows the National Basketball Association is big business here.  Even so, the NBA brass feels it can grow the game exponentially in this part of the world, especially in China.  They are currently recruiting multi-lingual public relations people to help grow the NBA.  If you are interested, you can email asiaresume@nba.com.

Wei Su Loke moved from Singapore to Beijing full-time about a year ago, and has been working in the CCTV newsroom as a copy editor since.  It’s been announced that she will move from the 2nd floor newsroom to the 8th floor Biz China offices, and will become the team’s newest anchor.  Congratulations to Wei Su.