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A community news reporter is launching a weekly podcast to further engage and interact with the people he serves in Suffolk.

Paul Durrant, an NCTJ trainer, examiner and a member of the journalism examinations board, has died at the age of 63 following a battle with cancer.

Current bursary recipient Neil Kingston is currently on the Sports Journalism course at St Mary's University College. He tells us how it feels to go back to school eight years after starting his BA.

A comprehensive review of the National Certificate Examination begins this week with the launch of an online survey of the views of newspaper editors across the UK.

In times of great change in the media industry, the NCTJ is launching an award to encourage and recognise innovation in journalism education and training.

An interview focussing on an accident at a fireworks event made the November sitting of the NCTJ’s National Certificate Examination for Reporters ‘the most topical ever’.

Lunch and learn - Join this introductory course and learn the basics about artificial intelligence and how it is being used across the media industry.

Masterclass - Journalists of all backgrounds and experiences will benefit from the learnings in the course, which combines up-to-date information with practical guidance.

Sir Alan Moses, chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), has given his emphatic endorsement to the latest edition of McNae’s Essential Law for Journalists.

The NCTJ has launched an industry-led safety and resilience forum to address ongoing concerns about the safety of journalists. Safeguarding journalists is an important topic that continues to dominate the industry – particularly online safety – and has been linked to organisational issues including recruitment and retention and mental health and wellbeing. The safety and […]