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June 2007 News
Student journalist's report makes splash for Evening Post
University newspaper story gets wider audience thanks to newsdesk contacts
Exam first for springtime journalism candidates
Changes to NCE put more emphasis on note-taking and accuracy
Journalism trainer offers pay-as-you-go shorthand
Walk-in classes offer Teeline tuition from basic theory to 120 words per minute
Regional papers team up with Sky to find future journalism talent
Budding reporters could see their work published in their local paper
Guernsey Press launches journalism diploma
New in-house scheme will help Island publisher grow its own talent
Careers in gear as trainees get on the road to success
Students publish their own magazine financed by advertising
Shorthand speed success for 37 students
Eleven certificates for 100 per cent accuracy at 100wpm are handed out
Privacy, morality and the reputation of the press
Society of Editors chief on why journalists should always think twice
Journalism degree students get low-down on editors' Code of Practice
“When you’ve got it wrong, put it right,” advises former editor
New appointments for NCTJ
Training body’s diversity and communications work is strengthened
Journalism hopefuls to get industry insight
Working journalists will offer advice on getting a foot in the door
Motoring journalism focus for Cardiff postgrads
Specialised work placements and guest lectures introduced for students with a passion for motoring
Fellowship offers chance to work on the Washington Post
Winner will spend three months on paper’s national desk
Student press awards are launched
Cash and work experience at The Herald are among the prizes up for grabs