The second edition of Essential Public Affairs for Journalists, published today by Oxford University Press, was written by James Morrison, a freelance journalist and writer, senior lecturer in journalism at Kingston University and an examiner and member of the NCTJ’s examinations board for public affairs.
As a trained journalist, there are lots of different journalism jobs you can do. Whether sport is your passion or you’re a natural presenter, there are roles to suit all interests – not all of them in traditional fields. We spoke to two journalists who are using their skills in two very different roles.
Eleven journalism apprentices will begin their training at Lambeth College on Friday, 27 September.
Global reporterĀ –Ā ESG Clarity This a fantastic opportunityĀ for aĀ talented, all-round reporter who loves toĀ break news and write probing analysis to join our team MA Financial TeamĀ across ESG Clarity. This role comes with a salary of up to Ā£35,000 (DOE)Ā plus multiple benefits. To give you an idea of how ourĀ reporterĀ role would look and feel, here are some […]
The NCTJ is delighted to invite you to the launch of the Diversity in Journalism report 2023. Thursday, 25 May from 11:30 to 13:00 followed by lunch and networking until 14:00. Google UK, 1 Central St. Giles, London WC2H 8AG The report updates the NCTJās 2022 research. We will discuss the key findings of the […]
The NCTJ will be celebrating its 70th anniversary at a reception at UK Parliament.
The NCTJās Journalism Skills Academy (JSA) is launching a new programme of professional training to support journalists as they develop their careers. The new training resources ā which are available this month ā are aimed at ensuring reporters have the required skills to fulfil the needs of the modern content operation, with content expertise sourced […]
Farmers Weekly is looking for an enthusiastic, energetic individual who can get to grips with generating content for the technically driven arable farmer.
On Saturday, 4 August, the Read family, Sky and other supporters will join the NCTJ in Essex for a sponsored walk to raise money for the Thomas Read bursary.
On Friday, 15 October, the NCTJ and supporters will be taking part in a sponsored walk to raise money for the Thomas Read bursary.
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