Photography lecturer is first person to receive new accolade
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Sixteen-year-old chosen as ‘star of the future’
Teenager’s talent shone through in journalism competition
College launches revamped press photography course
Compacted new course will make it more financially viable
Deadline nears for diversity fund applications
Would-be journalists have just days left to apply for a bursary through the Journalism Diversity fund. The fund is aimed at people from ethnically and socially diverse backgrounds who want to train in journalism on a National Council for the
Birthday accolades as training body reaches milestone
Industry marks 60 years of the NCTJ
Student’s perfect shorthand score earns prize
A journalism student’s speedy shorthand skills have seen her take the Archant award for best performance in the 100wpm exam. Hannah Scott, who got 100pc accuracy in the exam, received her prize of a certificate and a cheque for £250 from Archant
International law firm sponsors skills conference
International legal practice Herbert Smith LLP has been named as one of the leading sponsors of this year’s Journalism Skills Conference. The event, organised by the National Council for the Training of Journalists, opens on 30 November in Belfast where
Deadline looms for ‘stars of the future’
The deadline is looming in a competition to find journalism’s ‘Stars of the Future. The competition, being run by the National Council for the Training of Journalists’ in partnership with regional newspapers as part of its 60th anniversary celebrations, closes
Journalism Skills Conference open for bookings
Early bird discount available for Belfast event
Regional publisher to back shorthand prize
Newspaper company underlines continuing importance of skill
Search for best young journalists is launched
NCTJ’s Awards for Excellence open for entries
NCTJ holds shorthand workshops to boost skills
The National Council for the Training of Journalists will run shorthand workshops to help people improve their skills ahead of taking exams. Its workshops will provide help with taking down selective notes, reporting quotes accurately and improving listening and selection
Budding journalists urged to enter NCTJ contest
Budding reporters are being urged to get their entries in for a contest which aims to find the journalists of the future. The National Council for the Training of Journalists launched its ‘Stars of the Future’ competition last month as
Seminar to be held for budding press snappers
Budding press photographers and photojournalists are being offered chance to attend a free seminar where they can learn more about career options and training opportunities. The National Council for the Training of Journalists is holding the event at the Guardian’s
Belfast to host journalism skills conference
Details announced for annual journalism training event
Pass rate for NCE up 10pc on last year
49 trainees achieve ‘gold standard’ to become seniors