Bastien Lejot
About Bastien Lejot
Bastien Lejot is a journalist currently working at Ouest-France, where he has been employed since 2021. He has a background in sports training and has contributed to various regional publications across France.
Work at Ouest-France
Bastien Lejot has been employed as a journalist at Ouest-France since 2021. His role involves reporting and writing articles for one of the largest regional newspapers in France. Ouest-France covers a wide range of topics, including local news, sports, and cultural events, providing Lejot with a platform to engage with the community and share important stories.
Previous Experience in Journalism
Prior to his current position, Bastien Lejot worked at several regional publications. In 2021, he spent one month at actu.fr in Nantes, Pays de la Loire, as a journalist. He also worked briefly at Groupe Nord Littoral in Lens, Hauts-de-France, and at PUBLIHEBDOS in Dinan, Bretagne, during the same year. His diverse experiences across various regions have contributed to his understanding of local issues.
Education and Expertise
Bastien Lejot holds a Licence in Journalism from Ecole supérieure de journalisme de Lille, where he studied from 2019 to 2020. He also has a Licence in Sports Training and Physical Preparation from Université de Nantes, achieved from 2015 to 2018. This educational background equips him with a unique perspective on sports journalism, enhancing his reporting in this field.
Blogging and Online Presence
Lejot writes a blog titled 'Un Week-end en Ovale,' which is hosted on WordPress. This platform allows him to share insights and commentary on sports-related topics, further establishing his voice in the journalism community. The blog complements his professional work by providing a space for more personal reflections and analysis.
Background in Sports Training
Bastien Lejot has a background in sports training and physical preparation, having studied this field at Université de Nantes. His knowledge in this area informs his approach to sports journalism, enabling him to cover athletic topics with a deeper understanding of the physical and technical aspects involved.