Walid Elharari is a professional journalist seeking a career in journalism with excellent communication skills from his experience working as a journalist and correspondent in Libya. He is fluent in English and Arabic and proficient with video editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro. His work experience includes being the Head of News at Libya24 TV in London where he reported on political and current affairs news from Libya, wrote documentaries, conducted research, and managed social media. He also has experience as a freelance correspondent for Saif Islam Gaddafi in Libya and as a Political Science Lecturer in Libya.

1. CIRICULUM VITAE
Walid M. Elharari
Mobile: 07411649260
E-mail: Walid.alharari@gmail.com
Personal Profile
A professional and highly-motivated individual seeking a career in journalism. I have
demonstrated excellent communication skills through my work as a journalist and
correspondent in Libya. Well organised with attention to detail. Work independently as
well as collaboratively in a team setting. Proven ability to ‘think outside the box’ in
identifying problems and implementing innovative solutions.
Key Skills
 Fluent in English and Arabic.
 Camera Operator in Studio and OB environment.
 Work to detail, ensuring accuracy and clarity.
 Proficient with Adobe Photoshop, Premiere Pro,
Work Experience
Head of News
Libya24 TV – London 2014 – Present
 Reported political and current affairs news from Libya.
 Wrote documentaries relating to Libyan and Arab events.
 Conducted research and verified information in-person, phone and social media.
 Edited and prepared daily news. Responsible for content verification
 Prepared and recorded voice overs for news segments
 Responsible for managing and administrating Facebook and Twitter.
 Basic video editing using Adobe Premiere Pro.
Freelance Correspondent for Saif Islam Gaddafi
Libya 2006 – 2010
• Researched and presented news stories and factual programs.
• Prepared interview questions and conducted live and pre-recorded interviews.
• Reported on Libyan and international news stories.
• Followed political and general interest story 'leads'.
• Used internet, archives and databases as research resource.

2. Political Science Lecturer
The Africa High School, Libya 2004 – 2006
• Used seminars, tutorials and demonstrations as teaching methods.
• Planned and prepared lessons or seminars.
• Developed new courses and teaching materials.
• Set and marked assignments, tests and exams.
• Monitored and assessed students’ progress.
• Attended meetings, professional development courses and workshops.
Education and Training
Foundation Degree Broadcast Television, Manchester College 2014 –To Date
Access to Foundation Degree Broadcast Television, Manchester College 2013 - 2014
Academic English Foundation INTO, University of East Anglia 2011 - 2012
Interests
Cooking.
Sports.
Reading.
References
On request