Covering the London local elections: a day in the life of our trainees
The London local elections were the perfect opportunity for our trainees to get stuck in and report on the action as it happened.
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Top takeaways from our sports journalism panel
We invited a panel of talented guest speakers to talk to aspiring journalists about what it takes to make it in the world of sports journalism.
How to fact-check as a journalist
In the age of digital news and social media, why is tackling misinformation so important and how do you fact-check as a journalist?
Teamwork in the newsroom: bringing a notorious criminal back to justice
Our deputy managing editor Graham Dudman recounts how teamwork in the newsroom of The Sun helped to pull off a famous world exclusive.
How I got into… sports journalism
We spoke with Richard Amofa, The Athletic staff editor and News Associates alumnus, about how he got into sports journalism.
JournoFest 2021: In conversation with The Times chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman
After a huge year in American politics, Henry Zeffman spoke to trainee journalists about his role as The Times’ Washington correspondent, writes first year undergraduate trainee William Evans.
JournoFest 2021: The importance of investigative journalism panel
The JournoFest panel ‘Truth matters: The importance of investigative journalism’ explored the ways journalists can tackle misinformation, writes part-time trainee Paul Kilbey.
News Associates named UK’s number one NCTJ journalism school for sixth straight year
News Associates is officially the UK’s number one NCTJ journalism school for the sixth straight year.
JournoFest 2021: Being a journalist in the pandemic panel
The panel featured journalists discussing how the pandemic has affected changes in the industry, writes News Associates sports journalism trainee Milly McEvoy.
JournoFest 2021: Keynote speaker Daily Mirror political editor Pippa Crerar
A packed Zoom room of trainee journalists logged in for the keynote talk of JournoFest 2021, writes News Associates part-time trainee Declan Carey.