Best journalism films to watch
From investigative dramas to hilarious comedies exploring the highs and lows of the media industry, here is our list of the best journalism films to watch!
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A-Z guide to journalism
From top tips to the golden rules of reporting, here is our A-Z guide to journalism.
Best places to pitch freelance journalism articles to for aspiring journalists
Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a career change, you may be on the look out for where to pitch freelance articles.
What is the NCTJ and why is it so important?
The road to becoming a journalist often starts with the NCTJ. Here is our comprehensive guide to what the NCTJ is and why it is so important for aspiring journalists.
Record-breaking 100% gold-standard NCTJ qualification passes for School of Journalism 2020 class
100% of our first ever undergraduate class achieved a gold-standard NCTJ Diploma in Multimedia Journalism – a record-breaking achievement.
Best journalism podcasts to listen to
In an ever-changing media landscape, podcasts are on the rise – and they are the perfect way to further immerse yourself in the world of journalism.
Free yoga classes offered to all News Associates trainees
After working hard each week to master their essential journalism skills, our trainees will now get the chance to attend free remote yoga sessions on Sunday mornings.
NCTJ diploma upgraded to Level 5 qualification
As we enter a new digital age of journalism, the NCTJ qualification level has been updated to reflect the complex multimedia skills delivered on their accredited courses.
Where are they now? A News Associates graduate turned Stephen Lawrence trainee reporter tells his story
Now that I’m loving life as a trainee reporter for the Daily Mail, it’s worth looking back on all the lessons I learned at News Associates, writes Kumail Jaffer.
News Associates presents JournoFest 2020: Breaking into broadcast journalism panel
The ‘Breaking into broadcast’ panel told the audience of fledgling journalists to take every opportunity and be prepared to fight for them, writes News Associates undergraduate trainee Emily Hemsley.