Media & Journalism Jobs in Hong Kong for English Speakers
Browse 23 Media & Journalism jobs in Hong Kong. Explore Media & Journalism jobs in Hong Kong at international news outlets, broadcasters, and PR agencies. English-only roles for expat journalists, editors, video producers, and communications professionals. Updated daily with opportunities across Hong Kong's vibrant media industry.
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23 listings found in Hong Kong
Broadcast Marketing Executive (Asset Library, 1-year contract)
Dormont Manufacturing Co · Hong Kong
Posted 14 days ago
Managing Director/General Manager(Media Business)
New Media Group HK · Hong Kong
Posted 20 days ago
Photography and Video Post-Production Editor (Intern Position)
Hong Kong Center for Construction Robotics · Hong Kong
Posted 32 days ago
Producer
Warner Bros. Discovery · Hong Kong
Posted 32 days ago
Strategy & Change Manager (Media Industry)
HR Plus · Hong Kong
Posted 33 days ago
Freelance Journalist
Travel And Tour World · Hong Kong
Posted 38 days ago
Writer
CNN · Hong Kong
Posted 53 days ago
Bloomberg Economics Asia Editor
Bloomberg · Hong Kong
Posted 57 days ago
Senior Reporter/Correspondent, Political Economy
South China Morning Post SCMP · Hong Kong
Posted 60 days ago
Bloomberg Economics Asia Editor
Bloomberg · Hong Kong
Posted 61 days ago
APAC Senior Reporter, Private Credit & Leveraged Finance
Octus · Hong Kong
Posted 63 days ago
Presenter
Lovense · Hong Kong
Posted 65 days ago
Mergers & Acquisitions, Senior Correspondent – Hong Kong
The Capitol Forum · Hong Kong
Posted 66 days ago
Digital Media Director (DM)
Aristo Sourcing · Hong Kong
Posted 73 days ago
Writer
Warner Bros. Discovery · Hong Kong
Posted 74 days ago
News Reporter (HKGOV, 33K-50K per month,Contract)
FOREST dIVISION · Hong Kong
Posted 75 days ago
News Reporter (HKGOV, 33K-39K per month,Contract)
FOREST dIVISION · Hong Kong
Posted 75 days ago
Long-Form Video Editor (Hong Kong) – Izzy Sealey
Sparkle Studios · Hong Kong
Posted 76 days ago
Production Editor, Business
South China Morning Post SCMP · Hong Kong
Posted 76 days ago
Posted 77 days ago
Videographer & Editor (Hong Kong)
Sparkle Studios · Hong Kong
Posted 81 days ago
Intern, Features (Summer 2026)
CNN · Hong Kong
Posted 87 days ago
YouTube Creative Director – Ali Abdaal (Hong Kong)
Sparkle Studios · Hong Kong
Posted 91 days ago
Media & Journalism Salary in Hong Kong
Based on HKJA industry survey 2025 & Glassdoor
| Seniority | Salary Range (HKD/month) | Typical Employers |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level (0–1 yrs) | HK$18,000–28,000 / mo | Digital media, newsrooms |
| Mid-level (2–6 yrs) | HK$28,000–48,000 / mo | Broadcasters, international media |
| Senior-level (7+ yrs) | HK$50,000–90,000+ / mo | Editors-in-chief, heads of content |
Key Skills for Media & Journalism Jobs in Hong Kong
English-Only Roles — No Cantonese Required
Every Media & Journalism role on this page has been verified to require English only. No Cantonese or Mandarin is required for any currently listed position. All listings are updated daily.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to speak Cantonese to work in Media & Journalism in Hong Kong?
All roles on ExpatJobBoard require English only. No Cantonese or Mandarin is required for any listing on this page.
How often are Media & Journalism jobs updated?
New listings are added daily. Every role is verified to require English before appearing on the site.
Do I need a work visa to apply for Media & Journalism jobs in Hong Kong?
Most employers on this page sponsor the General Employment Policy (GEP) visa for qualified candidates. See our Hong Kong work visa guide for details.
What types of Media & Journalism jobs are available in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong is home to regional bureaus of major international news organizations including Reuters, Bloomberg, CNN, and the Financial Times. Available roles span print, broadcast, digital journalism, video production, PR, and communications. All Media & Journalism listings on ExpatJobBoard require English as the primary working language.
Is PR and communications a growing sector in Hong Kong?
Yes — multinational corporations, financial institutions, and government bodies all maintain active communications teams in Hong Kong. Agency-side and in-house PR roles targeting English-language regional and global media are consistently in demand. Candidates with financial communications or crisis PR experience command the highest premiums.