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Jobs, volunteering, training

Work with us

There are exciting employment opportunities for Anangu at PY Media. Training sessions are held at PY Media every month and are open to all Anangu interested in a career in media.

Photograph: PY Media

Employment

RIBS Operators

Remote Indigenous Broadcasting Service (RIBS) Operators

There are exciting employment opportunities for Anangu at PY Media.

Training of RIBS Operators takes place at PY Media in Umuwa and at RIBS sites regularly. Trainees are able to put their skills to use as community based reporters who report community news daily.

Trainees can also learn announcing skills and go live-to-air on Radio 5NPY. If you are self motivated and reliable these work opportunities await your enquiry.

Click on the flyer below;

JOB VACANCY – Ribs Operator https://pymedia.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/JOB-VACANCY-Ribs-Operator.pdf

Be a Radio Volunteer!

Support Remote Indigenous Media, be a volunteer today!

Are you interested in supporting PY Media’s radio operations? Would you like to learn more about radio? Do you have technical, broadcasting or other media skills and would like to share them with others? We would love to have you come onboard. Contact manager@pymedia.org.au mailto:managaer@pymedia.org.au or call us on (08) 8954 8177 to arrange volunteering for PY Media today!

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Umuwa studio. Photograph: PY Media

Training

https://pymedia.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/training.jpgTraining at PY Media is provided in house using bilingual teaching resources developed by PY Media Station Coordinator Tom Holder. This unaccredited training provides new employees with an introduction to PY Media and radio. The focus of training at PY Media is to build skills based competence in our new employees pertaining to our day-to-day operational requirements.

All materials are available in multimedia formats and are designed to be flexible to accommodate the diverse learning needs of our participants. Most assessments are by way of practical demonstrations not traditional written forms of assessment.

New staff members that complete a three month probation period are offered pathways into formal media training at Bachelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (BIITE) http://www.batchelor.edu.au. Training sessions are held at PY Media every month and are open to all Anangu interested in a career in media.

Text from the current PY Media website. Names of current staff to be confirmed by PY Media.

Be a radio volunteer

Support Remote Indigenous Media, be a volunteer today!

Are you interested in supporting PY Media’s radio operations? Would you like to learn more about radio? Do you have technical, broadcasting or other media skills and would like to share them with others? We would love to have you come onboard. Contact manager@pymedia.org.au mailto:managaer@pymedia.org.au or call us on (08) 8954 8177 to arrange volunteering for PY Media today!

Text from the current PY Media website (2018-07-30). Email manager@pymedia.org.au or call (08) 8954 8177.

PY Media Productions: cost information

PY Media provides in house translation and recording services and is utilised by various branches of federal and state government, non-government agencies, state police and many others.

Please direct inquiries to pyproductions@pymedia.org.au mailto:pyproductions@pymedia.org.au or call us on (08) 8954 8164

The current cost sheet on the website is an image from 2014. Current fees for media, music and language services to come from PY Media.

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