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While the recession has affected some more established media companies and seen a rise in the number of redundancies at many major organisations, and the close of some smaller operations, there are still a great deal of jobs available in the media industry provided applicants have the necessary qualifications and the drive to make their ambitions a reality.

Getting a job in the media industry is often perceived as being quite difficult for people without any links to the industry or any contacts within existing companies. But while to a certain extent this can be true in areas where there is great competition for positions, in reality a job in the media is attainable to anybody with the necessary qualifications and the drive to succeed.

There are a wide variety of jobs available in the construction industry ranging from office jobs to working directly on the building site.

There are numerous jobs available in the construction industry. Many people work in the construction industry at some stage during their lives as it offers a wide range of job possibilities.

The construction industry offers a wide variety of job opportunities. Some of which require a University degree, some of which will require office experience and on-site jobs will generally require that workers be fit and healthy.

Despite the worldwide recession causing some media companies to lay off staff (such as the Guardian Newspaper Group), or to withdraw from the UK market (such as Setanta Sports), there are still a large number of positions available within the media sector due to the constantly evolving nature of the industry. Because traditional television stations aren't as dominant as they once were this has had the knock-on effect of causing more and more digital channels to launch via satellite or cable.

Getting into a career in radio is often seen as a stepping stone to the more profitable world of television but remaining within the industry can lead to profitable and artistically fulfilling roles that often offer relatively high job security. Traditionally many radio workers would start off at local radio stations and work their way up to national stations but the rise of Internet-based and digital radio stations has seen many radio workers begin their career at relatively new stations.

While the print-based media has suffered perhaps more than any other area of the media as a result of the rise of satellite television and the Internet there are still numerous positions available to aspiring journalists either with professional websites or with a newspaper or magazine.

There are numerous jobs available in the media and while many aspire to work in front of the cameras or to write for a prestigious newspaper there are many jobs available behind the scenes of many media productions that offer an attractive wage combined with a sense of artistic fulfilment.