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Before starting my NCTJ apprenticeship, my hopes of becoming a journalist had been left on the back burner.

E-learning - Please note: price excludes VAT   Please note: your order will be processed within 72 working hours.     This e-learning course is delivered via the NCTJ's Journalism Skills Academy. Would you like to be a freelance writer? To cover stories you enjoy, issues you care about? This course will help you to develop the skills, contacts and confidence you need to freelance. Whether you are already working in journalism and want to spread your wings, a career changer seeking new horizons or just staring out in your career, this course is for you. You can take part at your own pace, build your expertise and benefit from writing exercises created by successful freelancers that will put what you are learning into practice.

The Tavistock Times Series is looking for a full-time Trainee Multimedia Reporter to join our busy Devon newsroom. If you’re passionate about story-telling and content production, have an ability to produce engaging content with a ‘digital-first’ mindset, along with an aptitude for developing contacts within the community, we want to hear from you! This is […]

A trainee reporter who completed her NCTJ training via distance learning has won the Newcomer of the Year accolade at her newspaper company’s annual awards.

We are looking for an editorial AI project co-ordinator, a role at the forefront of integrating AI technology within journalism. This position bridges the gap between editorial and technological innovation, playing a key role in transforming how some news is devised and created. The successful candidate will report directly to Newsquest’s head of editorial AI.   Who we […]

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Eighty-nine reporters sat NCTJ exams on Friday, 8 November hoping to gain senior qualification status.

"I started as an editorial apprentice at the KM Group in September 2014. I went straight from sixth into the newsroom at 18 years old, where I gained experience firstly in print at my local KM paper, then online, radio and my final stint was TV."

An NCTJ student, who was the first to be awarded the Sky News Bob Friend Memorial Scholarship, has secured a full-time job in journalism, despite the fact that he doesn’t graduate until the summer.

The NCTJ is changing its approach to accreditation to reflect changes in journalism and journalism qualifications, education and training.