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The National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.

Have you received your A-Level results? Were your results higher or lower than what you were expecting? Do you want to study journalism? If so, there are some great opportunities for you on NCTJ-accredited courses through clearing.

Are you hoping to study journalism and your A-Level results aren’t what you were expecting? Here’s what you need to know: There are plenty of opportunities available to you to train to be a journalist, including NCTJ-accredited courses with clearing places, fast-track courses, distance learning and the chance to earn while you learn on a […]

Excellence in journalism is the goal for those entering this year’s NCTJ Awards, which is being launched today.

There is plenty of time to enter the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in Journalism 2010 before the September deadline.

E-learning - this course aims to raise awareness and provide essential guidance to support journalists if they face difficult situations as a direct result of their job.

We are looking for a creative individual to be based out of our Aberdeen office, to work with our wider Audio Visual team. The main role will be to work on all aspects of Highland League Weekly, our award-winning football magazine show that includes capturing live games, after match interviews, shooting features and filming our […]

Are you thinking of applying to be the NCTJ’s next journalism intern? Read former Journalism Diversity Fund intern Sam Tonkin’s journey from working for the NCTJ to passing the National Qualification in Journalism.

If you want to work as a journalist, you should probably do the NCTJ training. I strongly believe this now, though a couple of years ago I would have found such a statement profoundly annoying.

If you want to work as a journalist, you should probably do the NCTJ training. I strongly believe this now, though a couple of years ago I would have found such a statement profoundly annoying.