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Welcome to the Journalism Training News page. Here you will find news about all aspects of journalism training including the latest NQJ results, notable achievements by journalism students, and new journalism courses.
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Students to cover John McDonnell and Boris Johnson election counts
Journalists in training will work through night
Journalism trainers to host seminar on new apprenticeship levy
‘Lot of interest’ from publishers in government scheme
Palace venue for NCTJ’s annual awards bash
Journalism Skills Conference venues also revealed
Journalism student set for trip of a lifetime as Lions ambassador
Rugby fan will travel to New Zealand to undertake role
Journalism student caught up in ‘horrendous’ attack
Concert reviewer has not slept since viewing atrocity’s aftermath
University announces two new £10,000 journalism scholarships
Recipients will be mentored by BBC presenter
Universities to stage conference on past and future of regional press
Media historians will discuss industry
Big names turn out for journalism school training day
Event enabled trainees to meet ‘best minds in the industry’
Ceremony honours the best in student journalism
Three prizes go to university paper
Trainees and students invited to enter annual NCTJ awards
Submissions now being welcomed
Ex-editor warns against ‘easy pickings’ for journalists reporting suicides
Journalism lecturer offers thoughts on debate about coverage
Journalism students get talk from Vogue editor
Fashion magazine chief discusses life in industry
Journalism student beats 1,200 people to land ITV News job
Undergraduate impressed in final interview
Would-be seniors ‘not maintaining shorthand skills’ say examiners
Round-up of what the examiners said about the March NQJ