What it Does: The earliest and oldest surviving presenter in the nation is Mediacorp, a consortium of mass media and amusement companies.
Mission: To use creativity to enhance, inspire, and amuse viewers.
Size and Presence: In 29 countries in Asia, the Arab World, and Oceania, the channel serves approximately 81 million subscribers.
Best Known For: The biggest media company in Singapore, it operates 11 radio channels, 6 tv stations, including CNA, and a subscription-based content provider called MedWatch (formerly Toggle).
The Good Bits: Work-life balance is important to executives, and the employee wellness committee frequently introduces new benefits.
The Not So Good Bits: No future advancement in one's career.
The Amateur Wireless Society of Malaya (AWSM) was established in April 1925 and using the code 1SE, it started shortwave broadcasting from a station in the Union Building at Collyer Quay. This was the beginning of radio communication in Singapore (One Singapore Experimental). Even though there were occasionally air disruptions, the signals could be picked up as far away as Penang. Sir Earl began broadcasting on short wave from the Singapore Port Authority in 1930, either on Sundays or Wednesdays every two weeks. In December 1932, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) launched its Empire Service, bringing a wider variety of programming to local audiences.
Following its disintegration, on February 12, 2001, the Television Corporation of Singapore, Radio Corporation of Singapore, and Singapore Television Twelve were all redesignated Mediacorp TV, Mediacorp Radio, and Mediacorp TV12, accordingly.
At Mediacorp, the company values developing new talent. Mediacorp takes great pride in promoting a creative, entrepreneurial, and community-focused culture that draws the best talent to Singapore. inspired by a love of the media sector. Mediacorp’s exclusive professional exposure was created only for its customers.
Mediacorp thinks it's important to find young professionals who are passionate about the media. The company’s special career exposure is tailored to you! Learn about the changing media environment and discover new angles on our pressing business issues. To provide training and growth possibilities in the media sector, this innovative framework makes use of Mediacorp's advantages as Singapore's top production company and mainstream news network.
The average annual salary of a fresh graduate at Mediacorp Singapore is SGD 30,000.
Singaporeans' lives are improved by Mediacorp's informative, entertaining, and engaging content. Our dedication to tackling climate change is a crucial component of our community involvement. We strive to conduct our business in a way that has the least negative impact on the environment. In addition, we work to educate people about ecological problems and make it clear that everyone is accountable for preserving the environment.
The highest honour for green building certification, the BCA's Green Mark Platinum Award, was given to Mediacorp Campus in one-north. A sky park and an eco-friendly wall to enhance pollution levels, daylight beams to bring in more natural light, sustainable concrete, and renewable drives to utilise kinetic energy from elevators are just a few of the building's environmentally friendly elements.