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Shortlist announced for NCTJ excellence awards

Awards aim to recognise best student and trainee journalists

Trainee photographers achieve NCE success

Candidates pass five parts of exam to gain ‘gold standard’

Exibition to mark 30 years of photography training

Press photographers invited to submit work for NCTJ event

Regional press photographers achieve senior status

Six make the grade as May NCE delivers 75pc pass rate

Top trainee photographers named in annual awards

Midlands duo crowned best from 2009’s new ‘seniors’

Pass rate goes up for photography trainees

Two third gain senior status in NCTJ exams

Pass rates increase for photography NCEs

Twelve candidates made it through latest exams

Photographers pass new video journalism trial

NCTJ launches new element to photography National Certificate Exam

New photography chief for journalism training body

Steve Phillips is new chairman as NCTJ’s announces four additions to its photography board

Autumn 2004 NCE:Photo awards

The Fuji prize for Photographer of the Year has been awarded to Lucy Ray (May NCE) of the Matlock Mercury/Derbyshire Times. Lucy Angus Thomson, national product manager of Fuji, said: “Once again this year we had two exceptional portfolios going

Post's Steve joins press photography exams team

South Wales Evening Post picture editor Steve Phillips has been invited to join the photojournalism board of the NCTJ. Steve, (35), will join five other members on the board which moderates, examines and helps in the training of press photographers

Lensman focuses on retirement after 45 years

Post veteran joined paper as a designer before turning hobby into a career

Partnership gives Post picture archives new lease of life

Pictures from the archives of the South Wales Evening Post are to get a new lease of life thanks to a partnership with Swansea Camera Club. The newspaper has teamed up with the club to have thousands of its old

Journalist John turns judge for the day

It seems everyone is searching for the next singing sensation… And in South Devon, local radio station Gemini FM is trying to unearth its own talent, with the Torquay Herald Express’ very own showbiz writer John Clamp as one of

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