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Number of freelances up by two-thirds since 2000, survey finds
Training chiefs to ‘focus’ more on freelancing after new report
NCTJ Student Council 2017: Ethics is more than just sticking to the rules
Editor turned consultant Paul Watson reports from journalism training gathering
‘Classroom in newsroom’ course wins NCTJ accreditation
Organisation gives official backing to training initiative
Journalism student could face jail over pub melee which scarred woman
Defendant admits assault but denies biting victim’s cheek
University journalism department to mark 40 years with celebration
Alumni and staff invited to attend event
Best or worst of times for new journalists? by Mark Wray
PA Training boss toasts the future with ‘glass half full’
New head of accreditation appointed for NCTJ
National press journalist to manage relationships with training providers
Football reporter takes up journalism lecturer role
Plus: Round-up of latest journalism job moves
Trinity Mirror signs deal with former PA training chief
New company to help develop publisher’s in-house journalism qualification
Ex-PA training chief launches his own business
New venture begins after career break
Editor to leave Newsquest weeklies after nine months in charge
News chief set to return to journalism training as MD also departs
Degree wins NCTJ accreditation two months after first intake
Masters programme led by former weekly editor
Who studies journalism and why? By Mark Spilsbury
Journalism students remain very employable says NCTJ researcher
November NQJ: Examiners repeat warning over ‘weak shorthand’ skills
Round-up of what the examiners said about the November NQJ