Post of Journalist (English Language)

Want to make a career in investigative reporting?

Then we are looking for you.

For the right candidate, we offer an attractive package, opportunities to advance your career, networking with local and international training opportunities. You will become a part of a modern lean and impactful editorial that produces investigative stories for the local and international audiences.
Send in your CV addressed to jobs@cir.lk with the subject line as ‘Post of Journalist (English Language)’ along with a statement of interest not exceeding 300-500 words. Please send contact information of two non-related referees. Apply before 17 May 2024.

To learn more about the work we do, please visit our website: https://cir.lk/

Only those who meet the criteria will be shortlisted and contacted. Lobbying will be a disqualification.

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