The 60 trainee journalists who passed the National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ) exam have been praised as “an exceptionally talented crop of candidates” by the chief examiner.
Fifty journalists are celebrating achieving senior status after passing the National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ) - a pass rate of 49 per cent.
Want to kick start your career by gaining vital experience in the workplace? If you’re a student or graduate of a journalism or PR course and fancy working in the built environment media, the International Building Press (IBP) is offering a range of internships this summer. IBP is a not-for-profit organisation that brings together a diverse community […]
The eagerly awaited NCTJ Diploma in Journalism distance learning programme will go on sale in early February 2011.
An audience of 45 journalism student representatives from NCTJ-accredited course providers were in attendance at the 2018 student council gathering, held on Friday, 2 February at BBC Academy in Birmingham.
Two free places on a fast-track NCTJ diploma course at Sutton College are now available thanks to new bursaries funded by Reach PLC.
Accredited by the National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) for over a decade, this is a fast-paced, hands-on course which will get you ready for the workplace. Our excellent employment rates (100 per cent for our 2022 graduating cohort) are testament to our determination to give you the confidence and skills you need […]
Accreditation seminar attendees raised the need for more training on AI and resilience to support their teaching to students.
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The NCTJ’s safety and resilience industry forum met for the first time this week to address ongoing issues around safeguarding journalists.
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