I study photography, and now I am a junior. What does the newspaper need to prepare after graduation?

1. I should have some ability (at least better than ordinary students) in documentary and news photography (I am sensitive to news, love documentary photography and can bear hardships).

2, as far as possible, let the person in charge of the newspaper (especially the director of the photography department) know you (through your works, there are many ways, it is best to shoot some good documentaries and news works to contribute), and show your ability. It is very likely that you will practice in a newspaper, or you can take the initiative to find a newspaper internship (generally there will be no salary or even no reward, alas ~~ ~ take the initiative to find the best self-made portfolio, and you should reflect. . . ) and then start long and cheap labor (but you can also learn a lot)

3. After entering the senior year, pay more attention to the recruitment of public institutions. There may be newspapers and some news organizations that recruit journalists (there are not many photographers) and then prepare for the exam (most organizations take the Basic Knowledge of Public Affairs).

Well, I'm your brother, hehe ~ ~ ~ pure manual typing, give points quickly!

Not really. This society is a competitive society. Relationships and money are of course important. Many times they really pave the way for us to bridge the bridge, but whether we can reach our destination depends on our own ability after all! If your own photos are good and people in the newspaper appreciate you, you can still go this way. It is not easy for a photojournalist to stick it out to the end. It's important to always love this job and be a principled photojournalist.

~ ~ ~ boring nonsense, hehe!