NCTJ board re-accredits twenty one courses
The NCTJ’s board of directors has re-accredited 21 journalism courses at 14 centres and has not renewed accreditation of two courses at one centre.
The NCTJ’s board of directors has re-accredited 21 journalism courses at 14 centres and has not renewed accreditation of two courses at one centre.
The re-accredited courses continue to show a commitment to providing the gold standard qualification and delivering high-quality journalism training to students who have the talent and dedication to succeed in their journalism careers. Each was re-accredited for two years.
These courses are:
Brighton Journalist Works
Fast-track Diploma in Journalism
City College Brighton & Hove
Academic Year Multimedia Journalism; Fast-track Multimedia Journalism
City of Wolverhampton College
Academic Year Newspaper Journalism
Glasgow Caledonian University
BA (Hons) Journalism
Glyndŵr University
Certificate of Higher Education in Print Journalism
Harlow College
Fast-track Diploma in News Journalism; Fast-track Diploma in Magazine Journalism; Academic Year Diploma in News Journalism; Academic Year Diploma in Magazine Journalism
Kingston University
MA/PGDip Journalism
News Associates Manchester
Fast-track Newspaper Journalism
Press Association London
Multimedia Journalism Foundation course
Press Association Newcastle
Multimedia Journalism Foundation course
Teesside University
MA Journalism
University of Central Lancashire
MA/PGDip Newspaper Journalism; MA Magazine Journalism
University of Kent
BA Journalism; MA Journalism
University of Sheffield
BA Journalism; MA/PGDip Print Journalism
The directors agreed not to renew accreditation for the full-time (44-week) and part-time (24-week) newspaper journalism courses at Nosweat Journalism Training. As with all current students on previously accredited courses, students who have started these courses at Nosweat will continue to be supported by the NCTJ and have the opportunity to sit NCTJ exams.
The Accreditation Board, which oversees all NCTJ accreditation activities, has also been working on new projects to support NCTJ students and centres. These projects include providing tips and advice for researching courses and help with CV and cover letter writing that are now available to download from the NCTJ website.
