At DC Thomson we are a business with a purpose – to make a positive impact on the communities we serve. After several years of strong growth in our energy community, we are seeking an experienced Editor to join our flagship brand Energy Voice and lead the next phase of its evolution. Energy Voice has […]
"A good local paper is part of the area's community. It's where people turn to when they've suffered an injustice - and it's often the place where national stories break."
The NCTJ is holding a forum for employers interested in recruiting apprentice journalists.
Encouraging people from a wide variety of backgrounds to become journalists is vital if the media is to have a voice that is as diverse as the issues it reports on.
Sunderland offers the only NCTJ-accredited fashion journalism course in the country, with this course getting 100% for overall satisfaction, academic support and for teaching in the 2021 National Student Survey. You will learn from experienced journalists with vast experience on national websites, print newspapers and magazines, and major broadcasters. The course leader, Carole Watson, is […]
Lunch and learn - Creating a diverse team with people with different backgrounds, experiences and perspectives is widely proven to increase creativity and innovation.
The Community News Project will create up to 100 community reporter roles, as the scheme is expanded with new funding.
Lunch and learn - Discover more about a condition or feeling which affects many people and learn new techniques to tackle it within the team
BA (Hons) Journalism is a programme that helps you develop skills across the board. It has news and magazine journalism at its core but it allows you to branch out into specialist areas so that when you graduate you can meet the challenges of the industry head-on. All our lecturers are passionate practitioners and there […]
Lunch and learn - Learn to juggle the demands of the busy day-to-day with effective prioritisation skills to improve the workload of you and your team
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