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2. Our newspaper needs a person who will 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself and 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself.
3. Our readers would like to 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself on small, personal problems that they write about in letters to the newsdesk.
4. Our reporters need help from someone, who they will 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself from the moment the 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself is created.
5. We would like an independent person who would 1. official collective opinion, 2. team up with, 3. examine our news sources, 4. writers and experts, 5. work away from the newsdesk, 6. receive advice, 7. newsdesk, 8. report on military conflicts, 9. idea for a text itself and comment on them on TV.
Which job in the press industry do you find attractive? Describe your views on the advantages and challenges of the roles related to press journalism:
press correspondent;
press reporter working at a newsdesk (columnist, editor, etc.);
press critic.
Write three sentences on each role.
Imagine that your school has recently been visited by a member of an editorial board, who have familiarised you with the world of press journalism, its challenges, and the changes it is undergoing. They also talked to you and other students about jobs available in the press industry. Write an email to a friend from England about which of these jobs you find most attractive and why. In your email:
explain what duties the job you have chosen to describe consists of;
summarise its challenges and difficulties;
point out the benefits the job provides;
ask if he/she would like to work for the press.
Your text should be 100–150 words long. Sign as XYZ.