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Vacancy Announcement for the post of 4 (four) Bilingual Reporters for the News and Current Affairs Department.

July 18, 2024
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Vacancy Announcement

Bhutan Broadcasting Service is pleased to announce vacancy for the post of 4 (four) Bilingual Reporters for the News and Current Affairs Department.

Qualification
He/ She should:
 minimum a bachelors degree from a recognized university
 Average 60% and above in class X, XII and College.
 Proficiency in written and spoken English and Dzongkha.

Documents required
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply with the following required documents:
 Application
 Updated CV
 Copy of valid Citizenship Identity card.
 Copy of valid Security Clearance Certificate.
 Copy of academic transcripts.( Class X, XII and Degree)
 Copy of Medical Certificate (validity six months from date of issuance of the MC).
 No objection certificate from the Employer (if employed).
Submission Deadline: 19 th August, 2024.

For detailed Terms of Reference and other information, please log onto our website www.bbs.bt or
contact the HR section at 322600 during office hours.

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