Shorthand “still exists in the digital world” and is a skill that all aspiring journalists need, Laura Adams, editorial director of Archant London, told delegates at the NCTJ shorthand seminar on Wednesday.
"If journalism is a public good that serves society, it should tackle the roots of inequality head on: what stops some children achieving in schools or having the resources to compete among the talent pools for journalism (and society in general) later on? These are deeper issues beyond filling a page or screen time that will be required for change."
Tutor workshops for those responsible for delivering various modules in the Diploma in Journalism.
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Changes to the time allowed to answer NCE exam questions have been announced by the NCTJ.
Interest is growing in a new NCTJ qualification, the National Certificate Examination for sports reporters which is now open for registrations from trainee journalists.
Two more groups of teenagers are set to take their first leap into journalism at free after-school outreach programmes supported by the NCTJ. Over the next week, North West Regional College (NWRC) in Northern Ireland and City of Liverpool College in Merseyside are both launching a series of weekly extracurricular sessions, which include giving participants […]
Four newly-qualified senior journalists are to be rewarded for their excellent performance in the November 2009 National Certificate Examination.
Alex Crawford, patron of the NCTJ and special correspondent for Sky News, has stressed the importance of journalists holding power to account in a video clip published by the NCTJ.
Aspiring journalists are once again being given the chance to receive financial support and assistance on NCTJ-accredited courses, thanks to the Journalism Diversity Fund.
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