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A host of top speakers have been lined up for the Google News Lab and NCTJ digital tools and skills for journalism workshop on Wednesday, 2 March.

Olivia Heath, student journalist at Brunel University and a bursary recipient of the Journalism Diversity Fund, reports on the NCTJ Student Council meeting at MediaCityUK.

"The value of the project, in my eyes at least, is beyond doubt. Communities have been given a voice through local publishers, new journalistic talent has been unearthed – and our readers are getting an even better service."

"Being able to share the experiences of people from all walks of life is a real responsibility and privilege, and helps me to learn new things every day."

Journalism is at a crossroads. If we take the wrong route at this point the ambushes, the attacks and the grenades will keep on flying and the future for truth, impartiality and independence will look dismal indeed.

"I was very fortunate to secure a place as an apprentice with my hometown paper, The Comet, within days of returning to the UK in September 2015 after living abroad for some years."

Student representatives have had their questions answered in a virtual Student Council event on Instagram Stories.

Four candidates sat the National Certificate Examination for Sports Reporters this November, and two of them were awarded the qualification.

patch reporter – Newport Publication: The South Wales Argus / Barry & District News / Penarth Times / Free Press Series Location:  Newport Salary: £22,500 The South Wales Argus is looking for a new reporter to join our busy newsroom at the heart of Newport.  You will be part of a newsroom that produces the daily […]

A draft proposal to revamp the NCTJ’s Diploma in Journalism aims to integrate digital and traditional skills and cater for all sectors of the industry.