Reporter

Reporter has a very interesting job. There are many kids of reporters to choose from.  A good reporter has to write interesting articles for a newspaper and magazine. He must too to be good at using his mother langue also too to speak two or three foreign languages. He has be able to read the news for the radio. He has too to gather informations and facts, and to interview people. He must to learn to ask questions. He has to have good knowledge about many topics. He has to inform a public, talk to people, report live and must to choose his specialisation. He must too to have excellent computer and information theory skills. He has to be a good photographer and has to meet deadlines. At last a good reporter has to keep improving his qualifications.

A reporter´s basic specialisation are :

news reporter

business reporter

sports reporter

war or correspondent reporter

crime reporter

court reporter

film or theatre reporter

culture reporter

TV news reporter

newsreader

radio reporter

Reporters work for various types of media and in various places such as:local or national or interantional newspapers,magazines or journals focussed on different topics, school or colleges or universities,private companies,government offices.So you see it can be really interesting work. 

Reporters in the UK

In the United Kingdom, editors often require that prospective trainee reporters have completed the NCTJ (National College for the Training of Journalists) preliminary exams. After 18 months to two years on the job, trainees will take a second set of exams, known collectively as the NCE. Upon completion of the NCE, the candidate is considered a fully-qualified senior reporter and usually receives a (Very Very) small pay raise. In the United States, there is no set requirement for a particular degree (and licensing journalists would be unconstitutional under the First Amendment), although almost all newspapers, wire services, television news, and radio news operations hire only college graduates and expect prior experience in journalism, either at a student publication or through an internship

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