The National Council for the Training of Journalists is adding a new module to its journalism diploma covering specialist business and finance reporting. Training chiefs say the new specialist option in the diploma, which will be available from September 2012,
April 2012 News
Journalism training centre goes into liquidation
College had lost NCTJ accreditation last year
Head of content made redundant after three weeks
Journalist questions why editor was allowed to take him on
Man cautioned over posts on newspaper website
No reason to believe comments were not genuine says editor
War of words played out across newspaper’s ad pages
Feuding residents take out space in weekly
Weekly website overcomes might of the MEN
Asian title scoops newspaper prize
Where were you on Saturday night?
As young reporters we were always taught to scan the ad columns for good stories – but just what story lies behind this one from the Scunthorpe Telegraph is anyone’s guess. It made us laugh, anyway!
Daily reporter helps bring rooftop protest to an end
Journalist promised protester interview in paper
North-East daily newspapers’ offices to be closed
Jobs to go as three titles are centralised in Sunderland
Newsagents hit out at Johnston Press changes
Federation demands urgent meeting with Highfield
Spring clean for Trinity Mirror’s regional websites
Changes rolled out across group’s titles
Decision deferred on Northcliffe bid to buy freesheet
The Office of Fair Trading has delayed a ruling on whether regional publisher Northcliffe Media will be allowed to buy independent newspaper the Nottingham and Long Eaton Topper. Northcliffe bid for the Topper last year after closing down its own
Leeds editors survive the chop as new roles announced
News chief will take charge of digital initiatives
Bettsworth confirmed as Leicester Mercury editor
Long-serving deputy steps up to top job
Journalists get into their stride for children’s charity
Reporters will take on the Great North Run
Editor ‘sacks’ deputy over theatre review
‘He’s now working in district office’ jokes news chief