Jersey Evening Post
Jack Maguire is an experienced journalist currently serving as the Deputy News Editor at Jersey Evening Post since March 2019. Previously, Jack worked as a Reporter at the same publication, focusing on crime from August 2014 to December 2017. Additional experience includes a brief tenure as a Farmer at Awarima Station and as a Watersports Instructor at Jersey Sea Sport Centre. In July 2014, Jack completed a placement as a Content Editor for BBC Sport's multimedia section during the Brazil World Cup. Jack also held the position of News Editor at JMU Journalism Liverpool Life from September 2013 to July 2014, where responsibilities included producing news content and overseeing a team of reporters. Jack holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Journalism from Liverpool John Moores University, completed in 2014.
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Jersey Evening Post
The Island of Jersey is a unique and special place which generates worldwide interest. It is served by jerseyeveningpost.com, and the Island’s only newspaper, the Jersey Evening Post. The JEP has been serving Jersey, a self-governing British Crown Dependency and the largest of the Channel Islands, since 1890. We are proud of our heritage but also committed to our future as we continue to develop the scope of our readership reach and influence. According to a recent ABC audit for July 2015, jerseyeveningpost.com has over 270,000 unique visitors per month. With over 1.5 million page views jerseyeveningpost.com presents attractive opportunities for advertising and promotion - both in the core site and in special sections on Shopping, Motoring, Jobs, Property, Sport and Food. The site has developed a loyal following at home and abroad to become Jersey’s premier online resource for news, comment and advertising. In February 2016 the Jersey Evening Post relaunched their Jobs platform to include even more positions in the Island, including independent roles and states jobs as well as vacancies from local recruitment agencies and allow users to register for email alerts. Visitors can register their requirements and receive notifications by email, by using key words or specific-sector searches which select relevant roles, or browse categories populated entirely by local opportunities. The ambition was to create a site that would quickly become the first port of call for local-job hunters and recruiters, in addition to the Jersey Evening Post, which has a long and well-established reputation for featuring the very latest vacancies every day in its classified recruitment section. The site can be found here: www.jerseyeveningpost.com/jobs The Jersey Evening Post is owned by Guiton Publishing.