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NEWS INTERVIEW – 243 candidates; – 174 passed – 72 per cent The spring 2005 interview was about possible devil worship at St Mary’s Church, Oxdown, and an attack on the vicar who interrupted proceedings. There was also news of
NEWSPAPER PRACTICE – 259 candidates; – 177 passed – 68 per cent In the main candidates showed a sound grasp of the legal implications in the law questions and flair in organising coverage of a TA Reservist demoted in his
Bursary in memory of reporter who died of a brain tumour offers six-month placement at BBC website
Ambitious journalists can begin to climb the ladder through e-learning
Good writing comes in all shapes and sizes, but there are a few bases that should always be covered. Here, Mike Sassi, editor of the Lincolnshire Echo, takes a back-to-basics look at what make a good writer… Would you be
Examiners pick out the best of the bunch
A university in Bedford is helping journalists prepare for big event in Beijing
Training diploma is launched to bring new talent into the industry
John Dilley and Lyn Jones will help “fine tune” the assessment process
Trainees work through election night to grab “real-world” reporting experience
New book offers a ‘start from scratch’ guide to the industry
Journalism wannabe wins six-month paid placement writing for Arsenal Football Club
NCTJ hands out award after trainee passes exam with flying colours
NCE candidates take full advantage of last minute advice service
There were celebrations, relief and astonishment for a group of trainee reporters this week after they were told they had passed the NCE – two months after being told they had failed the journalism exam. Fifteen regional press reporters have
Two student journalists have scored a winning goal by signing soccer pundit Mark Lawrenson as a star columnist for their newspaper. ‘Lawro’ agreed to write for the sports section of The Preston Independent after being approached by Mark Welford and