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JournoFest Trainee testimonials Graduate job destinations Guest speaker series Our team Work at News Associates James Toney, managing editor James is the managing editor and board director of Beat Media Group – encompassing News Associates, alongside news and sports agencies Sportsbeat, Storybeat and Kennedy News and Media.His work appears in news organisations around the world […]
JournoFest Trainee testimonials Graduate job destinations Guest speaker series Our team Work at News Associates There are lots of places where you can train to be a journalist, so why study with News Associates? Well, we’re proud to be home to the UK’s number one NCTJ journalism course, but we do things differently. You’ll be treated like a journalist […]
Success Our exam results Where are they now? A News Associates course was again ranked number one in the UK in the academic year 2020/21 by the National Council for the Training of Journalists. The results achieved by our trainees sitting their NCTJ Diploma in Journalism examinations in London and Manchester have seen us top the […]
JournoFest Trainee testimonials Graduate job destinations Guest speaker series Our team Work at News Associates Nothing pleases us more than our trainees landing their dream journalism job. You’ll find their work on the walls around our offices and on Twitter @NewsAssociates. Here’s a list of recent job destinations. If you are a News Associates alumni […]
News Associates has appointed a panel of industry experts to help shape their training in London and Manchester.
News Associates was again named the UK’s top NCTJ journalism course and the top fast-track course at the 2015 Journalism Skills Conference in Birmingham.
By the time you read this, it is likely the first steps will have been taken to disembowel the Freedom of Information Act.
On a panel about the future of journalism at Oxford University earlier this month, a fellow speaker spoke passionately about what he termed the ‘democratisation of news’, writes James Toney.
To name or not to name – that has been the hotly-debated question in so many newsrooms this week, a textbook example of journalism ethics in action, writes James Toney.
