Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM)

Consultant Trainer/Editor for Gender-Sensitive Reporting

GeneralPosted 1 mo ago

Location

Phnom Penh

Job Type

CONTRACT

Experience

2+ Years

Experience level

Associate

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Media

About the role

The consultant will be responsible for designing and delivering capacity-building activities and providing editorial support to participants in producing and publishing stories on gender and GBV on the CJ KHMER website, CJ News Facebook page and community pages.
Training Preparation: Review project documents and training objectives.
Develop and customize training materials on gender-sensitive reporting.
Prepare training agenda, presentations, exercises, case studies, and evaluation tools.
Coordinate with the project team on logistical and technical arrangements.
Conduct Two 3-Day Training shops: Facilitate two (2) separate three-day training shops covering topics such as fundamental concepts of gender and gender equality, gender-sensitive journalism principles and ethics, identifying and addressing gender biases in media reporting, inclusive interview techniques, reporting on gender-based violence and vulnerable responsibly, story framing and narrative development, use of gender-sensitive language, and practical exercises and story development sessions.
Conduct One 5-Day Mentoring Trip: Travel with selected participants to conduct on-the-job mentoring.
Provide coaching during story identification, interviews, information gathering, writing, and editing.
Support participants in applying gender-sensitive reporting concepts in real reporting environments.
Facilitate constructive feedback sessions.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in journalism, Media Studies, Gender Studies, Social Sciences, or related fields; At least two years of professional experience in journalism and media sector in Cambodia; Demonstrated expertise in gender-sensitive reporting and editorial review; Proven experience in designing and facilitating media training programs.
Strong skills in mentoring journalists and editors.
Strong editorial and storytelling skills.
Knowledge of gender equality, women's rights, and social inclusion issues.
Ability to provide practical and constructive feedback to journalists.

Required Skills

journalismMedia StudiesGender StudiesSocial Sciencesjournalism and media sector in Cambodiagender-sensitive reportingeditorial reviewdesigning media training programsfacilitating media training programsmentoring journalistsmentoring editorseditorial skillsstorytelling skillsgender equalitywomen's rightssocial inclusion issuesproviding practical and constructive feedback

About Cambodian Center for Independent Media (CCIM)

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CCIM is implementing a media development initiative aimed at strengthening journalists' and media professionals' capacity to produce ethical, inclusive, and gender-sensitive reporting.

Industry

Media