Training
Welcome to the Journalism Training News page. Here you will find news about all aspects of journalism training including the latest NCE results, notable achievements by journalism students, and new journalism courses.
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December 9, 2011
Student journalist demands police apology for seizing film
Union has sent letter to chief constable
December 8, 2011
Lecturer faces no further action on phone-hacking
Former regional press journalist had denied involvement
December 5, 2011
Students’ shock at journalism tutor’s arrest
Former tabloid reporter denies allegations
December 2, 2011
Dyson in Belfast: Journalists, violence and phone-hacking
HTFP blogger’s second despatch from the Journalism Skills Conference
December 2, 2011
Training body honours the best in the business
Lecturer and courses received recognition
December 1, 2011
Dyson in Belfast: Les Dennis, Lord Leveson and death knocks
HTFP blogger reports from the Journalism Skills Conference
November 30, 2011
Journalism lecturer arrested over phone-hacking
Former Sunderland Echo trainee questioned by Scotland Yard
November 15, 2011
Conference recognition for ‘excellent’ journalists
Talented reporters impressed judges
November 9, 2011
NCTJ looks to set up course for citizen journalists
Training body to teach ‘basic reporting skills’
October 28, 2011
Ethics will be focus of journalism conference
Annual event will be held next month in Belfast
October 24, 2011
Journalists ‘should be taught how to tweet’
Seminar looked at future of digital journalism
October 21, 2011
Plaudits for newspaper law legend who launched course
Former director spent years on newspapers
October 17, 2011
Shortlist for NCTJ excellence awards is published
Winners will to be announced at SoE conference
October 5, 2011
Deputy editor in switch to new training role
Trinity Mirror executive to head revamped course
