News Associates trainees excel in NCTJ Diploma in Journalism awards
Four of the 12 highest-performing journalists in the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism exams in 2022-23 trained at News Associates.
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News Associates graduate wins Young Reporters Writing category at AIPS Sport Media Awards in Spain
News Associates sports journalism graduate Jack Bantock won the Young Reporters Writing category at the AIPS Sport Media Awards in Santa Susanna, Barcelona.
Sports journalism Q&A top takeaways
News Associates trainee George Nash shares what he learnt about sports journalism from our panellists.
Going for gold: A day in the life of a sports journalist
From planning content for the European Games to interviewing Lioness Jill Scott, Megan describes a day in her life as a sports journalist.
My pathway into journalism… getting your NCTJ Diploma as a postgraduate
We spoke to three early-career journalists who didn’t study journalism at university but decided to study journalism postgraduate.
Two more aspiring sports journalists to train at News Associates thanks to Chelsea Foundation and BCOMS
Following the success of the inaugural cohort, two more ambitious young sports journalists will train for their NCTJ at News Associates with a bursary from the Chelsea Foundation and support from BCOMS.
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.
JournoFest 2022: Why sports journalism matters
The JournoFest panel ‘More than a game: why sports journalism matters’ explored the value of sport reporting, writes sports journalism trainee Tum Balogun.
News Associates presents JournoFest 2022: Full lineup revealed
News Associates’ annual journalism conference JournoFest is back bigger and better for its sixth year, and it’s more accessible than ever.