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Shorthand is a fundamental skill for all journalists and an accurate shorthand note is vital. Shorthand is an elective module in the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism.
This level 6 qualification will qualify those with the Diploma in Journalism and 18 monthsā experience to be senior journalists.
Just a short 20 weeks ago, I began the course I had been destined to do since I was about eight-years-old.
Yes, I am finally here. Having worked as a reporter for mainly Turkish media for the past seven years, I became a student journalist at the London headquarters of the Press Association.
Choosing to pursue a career in journalism at a time when the job market is bleak could seem like an unwelcoming challenge. For me, it was a challenge I was ready to take on. After three years studying a BA in Journalism at Kingston University, I wanted to go on and study magazine journalism.
Erinn Kerr is a Journalism Diversity Fund recipient who completed the Press Association training course in Newcastle In December 2013. She has since secured a trainee reporter position with a North News and Pictures, a press agency in the North East of England.
Neil Kingston blogs on his work as a self-producing presenter for the Football Association on Radio Wembley, and what happened after a chance encounter with BBC sports editor, David Bond.
Bex Bastable shares what she loves about working as a journalist and explains how she became a senior reporter.
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