Victoria Derbyshire shares invaluable journalism advice with News Associates trainees
News Associates hosted legendary BBC broadcast journalist Victoria Derbyshire for a talk and Q&A with our London and Manchester trainees.
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News Associates trainees enjoy night of glamour at London Press Club Ball
A group of News Associates trainees got the opportunity to network with top names in journalism at the exclusive London Press Club Ball.
Student media editorial leadership course now open for 2022 applications
Applications are now open for our free student media editorial leadership course running for four weeks this November.
News Associates delivering journalism training to Telegraph editorial graduates
News Associates is working with The Telegraph to help deliver its journalism training to their editorial graduates.
News Associates trainees cover Queen Elizabeth death in first week of journalism course
News Associates trainees put their journalism training into practice sooner than expected when they covered the death of Queen Elizabeth II in the first week of their NCTJ course.
Covering women’s sport: My sports journalism career highlights
There has never been a better time to work in women’s sport and for early-career sports reporters, the opportunities are endless.
Covering Wimbledon: My sports journalism career highlight
Covering Wimbledon is a fantastic gig for any early-career sports journalist, but for a lifelong tennis fan, it’s a dream come true.
News Associates launches remote part-time journalism course
News Associates has launched a remote part-time course offering the chance to experience the UK’s top journalism teaching from home.
News Associates launches online publications to cover whole of London
News Associates has launched three new websites to cover news, entertainment and sport across every corner of London.
JournoFest 2022: Thriving in a digital landscape
The JournoFest panel ‘Thriving in a digital landscape: telling stories with a difference’ explored the benefits of new technologies and changing consumption habits in journalism, writes London part-time trainee Charlotte Banks.