Training Matters: Let’s make the next year a better one
NCTJ chairman reflects on a turbulent 12 months for the industry
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: From trainee to news editor in five years
Newly-appointed daily news editor looks back on career path
Training Matters: When journalistic life begins at 40
‘I needed a new challenge’ says teacher-turned-reporter
Training Matters: A post-Leveson check-up for the industry
The Journalism Skills Conference 2013 previewed
Training Matters: Walking in Paul Delmar’s shoes
Thoughts from college’s new photography course leader
Training Matters: A week in the life of new apprentice
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Why we need diversity in the newsroom
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Creating successful magazine journalists
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Think twice . . . and do the right thing
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matter: Why we insist on the NQJ for our reporters
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: NCTJ accreditation and the Premier League
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Why we still need press photographers
Our fortnightly look at training issues facing the industry
Training Matters: Top 5 social media skills for journalists
Our fortnightly look at journalism training issues
Training Matters: What editors look for in a work ex
News chief’s advice to would-be journalists seeking placements
Training Matters: Ethics training and covering Woolwich
Our fortnightly blog on training issues affecting journalism
Training Matters: How not to learn shorthand
Our fortnightly look at journalism training issues