Deadline: 30 August 2024
WAN-IFRA WIN Global Leadership Accelerator is now open to to high-potential, mid-level newsroom managers (journalists and editors) from emerging, transitional and fragile states around the world.
This is a high-impact programme with demonstrable results: on average 60% of successful graduates report direct career progression (promotion, or lateral move of their choice) within 3 months of programme completion.
Successful applicants will receive training in key newsroom and media management issues, while establishing a global network of peers. Participants will also benefit from one-on-one coaching sessions with an ICF-certified coach to create their 3-5 year career roadmaps.
WIN Global Accelerator ModulesÂ
- Leadership and Management
- Leadership and Management Fundamentals Exploring Organizational Contexts and Cultures Strategy 101 for Inclusive Organizations
- Adapting Business Development Thinking for Newsrooms
- Strategic thinking and building a business development mindset
- Age of Al in the Newsroom
- Understand the practical usages and risks for newsrooms
- Digital Strategy Part 1
- Navigating digital disruption and the foundations of digital strategy
- Digital Strategy Part 2
- Devising a content strategy Audience engagement
- Change Management
- importance of building good teams for maximum delivery
- Finance for Non-Finance Managers
- To provide finance literacy and techniques
- Gender Equality and Inclusion in Content
- Provide skills on how to ensure content is balanced for media business
- Managing and Preventing Sexual Harassment
- Create awareness on how to be safe and help protect colleagues from sexual harassment
- Digital Security and Online Harassment
- Prevent online threats and boost digital security
Eligibility CriteriaÂ
- The successful applicant will possess the following:
- 5-10 years’ direct newsroom experience as a journalist (reporter, correspondent editor).
- demonstrated passion for the news media industry and a commitment to gender equality and inclusion, as well as principles of press freedom.
- identify as a woman and/or be drawn from a historically vulnerable/at risk community.
- be located outside of the traditional WIN Accelerator markets.
- possess strong spoken and written knowledge of English (the program will be delivered primarily in English).
- the ability to commit 1-2 hours per week for 12 weeks in order to participate thoroughly in the program (candidates who miss more than 2 seminars will be given an incomplete).
- Age Limit 26-30
For more information, visit WAN-IFRA WIN.