A behind the scenes guide to studying at News Associates: Society of Editors Conference
Our NCTJ journalism trainees got the unique opportunity to attend the Society of Editors Conference 2017 in Cambridge.
Posts by :
Hat-trick! News Associates named UK’s top NCTJ journalism course again
News Associates is officially the UK’s number one NCTJ journalism course and fast-track course.
Triumphant trio of trainees celebrate success at NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2017
News Associates graduate Anna Schaverien was crowned Student Journalist of the Year at the annual NCTJ Awards for Excellence.
A behind the scenes guide to studying at News Associates: Our trip to Sky Sports News
Our sports journalism trainees recently spent a morning at the Sky Sports News offices in Osterley where they were given a unique insight into what it takes to produce a rolling sports news TV channel.
A behind the scenes guide to studying at News Associates: Our September courses so far
With award nominations, guest speakers and bylines galore, it’s been a busy few months here at News Associates.
News Associates dominate 2017 NCTJ Awards for Excellence shortlist
Nine News Associates graduates have been shortlisted for the NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2017.
Weekly news quiz: Can you beat our journalism trainees?
We know how important it is for our journalism trainees to keep up to date with current affairs which is why we give them a weekly news quiz to check they’re reading the papers from front to back.
The Sunday Times and The Sun send journalism apprentices to News Associates
The first-ever Sunday Times journalism apprentice has started training with News Associates – the UK’s number one NCTJ journalism school.
How my NCTJ journalism training prepared me for covering the Grenfell Tower fire
Heading to the Grenfell Tower fire was my first time reporting from the scene of a national disaster, writes News Associates fast-track trainee Anna Schaverien.
Investigative Journalism: Why slow news matters
Despite financial pressure and worsening press freedom around the world, JournoFest’s investigative journalism panellists remain positive about the future of this crucial part of the journalism world, writes Nicholas Tyrrell.