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Employment

WWAY is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity in our workforce. It is our policy to attract and retain the best-qualified people available, without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability or status as a Special Disabled Veteran, Vietnam Era Veteran or other qualifying veteran.

WWAY TV3 - Reporter - 306

WWAY NewsChannel 3 in gorgeous Coastal North Carolina has an immediate opening for a highly creative individual to be our next General Assignment Reporter.

WWAY TV3 - Promotions Director - 304

NewsChannel 3 in coastal Wilmington, NC, has an immediate opening for a highly creative individual to be our next Promotions Director.  You’ll work closely with the News Department to pr

WWAY TV3 - Newscast Producer - 301

WWAY NewsChannel 3 in coastal Wilmington, NC is looking for a Newscast Producer.

WWAY Internship Program

WHAT IS AN INTERNSHIP?
The WWAY NewsChannel 3 Internship Program encompasses observation and instruction, in addition to hands-on broadcast experience. Participants must be enrolled in an academic program for which credit will be awarded at the successful completion of the internship. However; just as important as the practical experience, perhaps even more important in some respects, is the opportunity to realistically appraise broadcasting as a career field.

WHAT IS REQUIRED?
WWAY NewsChannel 3 must be informed of the number of course credit hours or other hours to be awarded at the completion of the internship, how many hours the college requires the student to work, and what kind of performance evaluation is required, if any. On or before reporting for work, the student must provide a letter if internship acceptance from their college professor. The course to which the internship credit hours will be applied must be clearly identified.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
A commercial television station is no different from any other "for-profit" business operation in its staffing requirements. That is, it takes people from many different fields of expertise and schooling to carry on day-to-day operations and produce a quality product. Student interns may be studying Broadcast Journalism, Business Administration, English, Media Arts or any one of many other curriculum's. Eligibility requirements for participating in an internship program vary from school to school, so check out the particulars with a faculty member or academic advisor/counselor at your school.

For more information, contact Scott Pickey.

EEO Public File Report

The EEO Public File Report is filed in WWAY's public inspection file pursuant to Section 73.2080(c) 6 of the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) rules.

2011 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2010 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2009 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2008 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2007 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2006 EEO Public File Report (PDF)
2005 EEO Public File Report (PDF)