ThePapare is recruiting passionate reporters!

Sri Lanka's Number one sports website: ThePapare.com is at the verge of throwing out a campaign, in recruiting new reporters, writers, photographers, videographers, producers, production co-ordinators and aspiring marketers. 

The campaign titled, "The Hunt is on for 'Paparites'" will go online, in the coming weekend and may be around next week. The main objective of the campaign would be to expand the number of reporters and personnel involved in carrying out its operations. The website would be seeking, any individual (despite the gender), who carry the passion for sport, with the ability of working effectively with given deadlines as a writer, reporter, photographer, etc. 

Recruits would be categorized into four sections as the Crew, Part time reporters, Full time reporters and videographers, producers, production coordinators and marketers. 

The website's focus has been vested upon promoting school's and club's sport, from Cricket, Rugby, Tennis, Rowing, Swimming, Water Polo, Boxing, Squash, Motor Sports, Badminton, to the action in the international circuits. 

By initiating such campaigns, the website is looking forward, in becoming the 'driving force of the next generation media personnel'. 

Those interested parties / individuals can get more details of the recruitments by calling 0777 322 493 or by emailing to editor@thepapare.com. 

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