Training Matters: Inside the 2015 Student Council
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the profession
Training Matters
Our training blog ‘Training Matters’ is written by staff of the National Council for the Training of Journalists and other guest contributors. It is designed to encourage debate on all aspects of journalism training. Check back here for further updates.
Training Matters: The only way is Ethics
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Opening the door to diversity
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Changing attitudes to journalism training
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Teaching practical journalism ethics
Our fortnightly look at journalism training issues
Training Matters: NCTJ training in the digital age
‘You’ve got the passion, now make yourself employable’
Training Matters: The changing employment patterns of journalists
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the profession
Training Matters: An apprenticeship update
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Top tips for November's NQJ exam
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: On the agenda at 2014 skills conference
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Fund helped turn pipe dream to reality
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Emerging skills for journalists
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: How to succeed at shorthand
John Cary, head of accreditation at the NCTJ, reflects on the work to help young journalists as they strive to win their personal battle to succeed at shorthand. Nervous laughter. Unconvincing smiles. General sheepishness and shuffling in seats. The reaction
New media exam leaves students failing to impress
Concern over low result for Scottish qualification
Regional groups help create new apprenticeship industry standard
Publishers in trainee route to work in government ‘trailblazer’ programme
Training Matters: Who made the difference for you?
NCTJ chairman calls for award nominations