Common use of Apprentice journalists and novice journalists Clause in Contracts

Apprentice journalists and novice journalists. Apprentice journalists and novice journalists 1. Apprentice journalists are journalists who have completed a pre-university education (Dutch HAVO/VWO) and have no experience in the business world and/or in community organisations. Novice journalists are journalists who have completed a higher professional education (Dutch HBO), and who may have some experience of the business world and/or community organisations (Category A) and academics (a completed university study at one of the institutions of higher education) (Category B). Anyone who has graduated from a recognised journalism study programme or who has graduated from a master's programme for journalism at one of the institutions of academic education shall not be considered as an apprentice journalist or a novice journalist. 2. Novice journalists may work as such for a maximum of one year; apprentice journalists may work as such for a maximum of two years.

Apprentice journalists and novice journalists. Apprentice journalists and novice journalists 1. Apprentice journalists are journalists who have completed a pre-university education (Dutch HAVO/VWO) and have no experience in the business world and/or in community organisations. Novice journalists are journalists who have completed a higher professional education (Dutch HBO), and who may have some experience of the business world and/or community organisations (Category A) and academics (a completed university study at one of the institutions of higher education) (Category B). Anyone Xxxxxx who has graduated from a recognised journalism study programme or who has graduated from a master's programme for journalism at one of the institutions of academic education shall not be considered as an apprentice journalist or a novice journalist. 2. Novice journalists may work as such for a maximum of one year; apprentice journalists may work as such for a maximum of two years.