The NCTJ’s Journalism Skills Conference brings together decision-makers in journalism’s education, training and industry sectors and is a must-attend annual event for those who are passionate about quality multimedia journalism.
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The NCTJ run a per capita membership scheme designed to spread the costs of running the NCTJ charity fairly across media employers. Members of the NCTJ have reduced registration fees for their trainees. Discounts are also available on short courses and other products and services.
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The NCTJ accredits journalism courses at universities, colleges and independent providers across the UK. NCTJ accreditation is the hallmark of excellence in journalism training, respected and sought after by employers across the industry during the recruitment process.
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The NCTJ currently work with a number of training providers to deliver apprenticeship training. If you would like to become a training provider please contact us for more information.
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Many employers want to put their new trainees through their National Qualification in Journalism (NQJ) training so that they can qualify as a senior reporter. All newspaper trainees must be registered with the NCTJ in order to be eligible to sit the NQJ exams. It is the responsibility of the trainee and their editor/training officer to ensure they are registered.
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Apprenticeships can help media companies by offering access to fresh, new talent. It's also an opportunity to diversify your workforce and ensure newsrooms reflect the communities they serve.
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Approved exam centres for shorthand must complete and submit a shorthand booking form at least two weeks before the exam date.
The NCTJ encourage centres to admit external candidates to their shorthand exams.
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Find out how to become an approved shorthand exam centre and access the necessary documentation for holding an NCTJ shorthand exam.
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Forums have been designed to give heads of journalism and course leaders delivering NCTJ-accredited courses an opportunity to discuss the distinctive challenges of delivering externally-assessed vocational skills training.
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One-day practical workshops are essential for those involved in teaching subjects leading to the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism qualification.
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