Regional groups help create new apprenticeship industry standard
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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: Who made the difference for you?
NCTJ chairman calls for award nominations
Training Matters: NCTJ accreditation – an editor’s view
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Journalism careers advice 1960s-style
NCTJ marketing manager delves into the archives
Training Matters: Top tips from 25 years of journalism
Editor-turned-PR man gives his views
Training Matters: Updating the media law ‘bible’
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: What do we mean by ‘ethics?’
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: The perils and perks of a “live” platform
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Emerging skills for Journalists: We want your views
Our fortnightly blog looking at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Will NCTJ diploma help get me a job?
NCTJ accreditation board chair answers frequently-asked question
Training Matters: NCTJ apprentice visits Number 10
‘Great to see apprenticeships get the recognition they deserve’
Training Matters: Business module can aid success
How an understanding of the economy can help reporters
Training Matters: Giving journalism students a voice
Would-be journalists share thoughts on the NCTJ Student Council
Training Matters: New partnerships in journalism training
Regional daily has ‘classroom’ in office
Training Matters: How to achieve success in the NQJ
Excellence awards winners share their top tips
Training Matters: How the ‘five Ws’ became six
Students’ conference coverage went online in minutes