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Journalism student comes close to national bowling glory
Teenager makes final of televised tournament
Regional investigative journalism on agenda at NCTJ conference
Terror reporting, social media and accuracy also to be discussed
Students win bursaries aimed at increasing journalism diversity
Grants will go towards studies
Detectives use journalism student’s video in armed robber hunt
Knifeman and accomplice caught on home footage
Record entries as NCTJ prepares to honour trainee and student journalists
Prizes to be presented next month
Taking dailies weekly was ‘right thing to do’ says training chief
Ex-deputy editor says move gives titles a “fighting chance”
NCTJ to hold seminar on diversity in journalism this week
Event forms part of annual celebration
Regional publisher to take on seven apprentice journalists
Trainees will spend four days a week in newsrooms
Lecturers should spend more time in newsrooms too, says digital chief
Academics urged to “spend time understanding” modern regional press
NCTJ announces new sponsor for journalism training fund
New partnership with charity revealed
Disabled journalism student thanks supporters after shorthand row
Case caused exam board change policy on learning skill
Exam board changes policy after disabled journalism student row
New courses to be launched with option to learn shorthand
SQA to review policy after disabled journalism student shorthand row
Body to seek clarification from NCTJ on matter
Young journalists too used to writing short stories, examiners warn
Round-up of what the examiners said about the July NQJ