The NCTJ has been selected as one of twenty case studies in research published by the Department for Education (DfE) which identifies good practice in employer involvement in the delivery and assessment of qualifications.
Three students who have completed NCTJ-accredited courses met the training body’s board of directors to give their views last week.
The NCTJ, Nike and PA Training are partnering to provide a free journalism course, which will teach the foundation skills required to become a journalist and spearhead future conversations around women’s sport.
The NCTJ, Nike and PA Training are partnering to provide a free journalism course, which will teach the foundation skills required to become a journalist and spearhead future conversations around women’s sport.
The award-winning Bucks Free Press is hiring a politics reporter to cover the local authority in the county of Buckinghamshire. This role will see you hold local authorities and politicians to account and stand up for the local people. As well as covering council meetings and scouring agenda papers for the biggest news affecting the public, you will also […]
The NCTJ, Nike and PA Training are partnering to provide a free journalism course, which will teach the foundation skills required to become a journalist and spearhead future conversations around women’s sport.
A group of teenagers have got to grips with cutting-edge journalism skills during a free four-day summer school at Darlington College.
The Science Media Centre is an independent press office working with the UK national media and the scientific community on the big scientific stories of the day. Here are their thoughts on things to consider when you’re reporting on COVID-19.
E-learning - Learn essential skills and gain up-to-date knowledge about artificial intelligence via this new e-learning training course.
A Journalism Diversity Fund (JDF) alumna, Dahaba Ali Hussen, will spend 2024 on a year-long investigation after being named an investigative journalist fellow 2024 by the Bertha Foundation.
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