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About this opportunity
BBC World Service Languages is seeking talented people with a disability to join their Future Voices trainee scheme. This four-month entry-level paid program offers hands-on experience in journalism and a path to build a portfolio with BBC World Service content.
Benefits & funding
Hands-on experience in BBC World Service News teams, a personal mentor, salary for the duration, and a portfolio-ready piece of content.
Eligibility
Be a person with a disability registered with the National Council for Persons with Disabilities, be aged 18 or over when the scheme starts, be legally allowed to work in Kenya full time, be fluent in English and one of the listed World Service languages, and be available from April–July 2025.
How to apply
Upload a CV and answer eligibility questions; after initial screening, participate in follow-up questions, provide a news story idea, and share journalistic content; readiness for video responses in English and the second language.
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