My own path towards a career in journalism has not been straightforward, to say the least. As an individual who, aged 18, was diagnosed with Aspergerâs syndrome, a form of autism, I can appreciate the difficulty that people like myself will encounter within a demanding and challenging profession such as journalism.
Local Democracy Reporter Slough Observer The Slough Observer is searching for an ambitious journalist to join its team as a Local Democracy Reporter. The BBC-funded local democracy service employs reporters to carry out one of the most important jobs in journalism – holding local government to account. The ideal candidate will have a passion for politics, will […]
My own path towards a career in journalism has not been straightforward, to say the least. As an individual who, aged 18, was diagnosed with Aspergerâs syndrome, a form of autism, I can appreciate the difficulty that people like myself will encounter within a demanding and challenging profession such as journalism.
The Lancashire Telegraph is looking for a top-class reporter who is passionate about digital storytelling, hard-working, full of ideas and has the desire to come up with innovative ways of presenting stories across various platforms. We are seeking an ambitious, digitally skilled and versatile journalist to unearth the best breaking news, features, leisure and trending stories from this incredibly lively […]
The Student Council enables NCTJ students and apprentices to communicate their views on journalism training through their elected representatives.
A topical and informative question time panel debate took place at the NCTJ Journalism Skills Conference at the Wales Millennium Centre on 2 December.
Journalism has woken up to how diversity in news rooms enriches content and makes it more representative and relevant to consumers. But the industry simply hasnât kept pace with societyâs cultural expansion and is playing catch-up.
Journalism has woken up to how diversity in news rooms enriches content and makes it more representative and relevant to consumers. But the industry simply hasnât kept pace with societyâs cultural expansion and is playing catch-up.
The NCTJ has taken a trip down memory lane, bringing the fictional town of Oxdown, and the Oxdown Gazette, back for an NQJ exam sitting.
Claire French is currently business editor at The News in Portsmouth, having previously worked at the Surrey Advertiser. She completed her journalism training at City College Brighton and Hove.
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