News Associates journalism training school assembled a team of more than 50 NCTJ trainee reporters from its full and part-time courses in London and Manchester to work through the night with staff covering May’s local elections with live blogs and e-edition papers.
The UK’s top-performing NCTJ journalism schools will combine their reporting firepower this week to form one of the country’s biggest team of reporters working through Thursday night to cover local elections.
News Associates trainees were lucky enough to get a behind-the-scenes tour of Newsprinters Broxbourne and see the Evening Standard hot off the press.
Trainee journalists are entering an industry at a crossroads which is both daunting and thrilling in equal measure according to JournoFest 2018 panellists, writes part-time journalism trainee Emma Gant.
Fake news is on everybody’s lips these days, especially those of our JournoFest ‘Politics and Dealing with Fake News’ panellists, writes sports journalism trainee Sean O’Brien.
Accuracy is everything in broadcast journalism, according to JournoFest’s ‘Breaking into Broadcast’ panel, writes sports journalism trainee James Roberts.
We’re excited to announce that JournoFest 2018 will feature a ‘Breaking into broadcast’ panel.
The NCTJ released their annual league tables for 2016-2017, and they’re once again dominated by News Associates journalism courses.
At a time when speed and responsiveness is everything, mobile journalism has become a journalists’ greatest tool, writes South West Londoner deputy editor James Ayles.
We’re thrilled to announce Sky News senior correspondent Ian Woods will speak at JournoFest 2018.
