Certificate in Journalism
The preliminary Certificate in Journalism qualification is designed to equip trainee journalists with the skills required to meet the needs of employers and provide trainees with the knowledge and experience to gain a job in this competitive industry.
The qualification can be gained on an NCTJ-accredited course.
For those already working in the industry or other full-time employment, block-release, day-release and the Foundation course in News Reporting (distance learning) also lead to the NCTJ Certificate in Journalism.
The new Diploma in Journalism qualification is replacing the Certificate in Journalism and all course providers will deliver the diploma from September 2011. However, many course providers have already confirmed that they will deliver the diploma from September 2010.
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News Writing |
News Writing |
News Writing |
Photographic Knowledge |
Photographic Knowledge |
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Shorthand |
Sub-editing |
Shorthand |
Photographic Practice |
Photographic Practice |
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Reporters’ Portfolio |
Reporters’ Portfolio |
Features Portfolio |
Photographers‘ Portfolio |
Photographers‘ Portfolio |
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Media Law Court reporting |
Media Law Court reporting |
Media Law General reporting |
Law for Photographers |
Law for Photographers |
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Media Law General reporting |
Media Law General reporting |
Sub-editing |
Caption Writing |
News Writing for Photojournalists |
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Public Affairs Local government |
Public Affairs Local government |
Business of Magazines OR |
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Public Affairs Central government |
Public Affairs Central government |
Public Affairs Central government |
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Sub-editing (option) |
Shorthand (option) |
Sports Journalism (option) |
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Sports Journalism (option) |
Sports Journalism (option) |
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- Related Documents
- Diploma in Journalism Final April 2010 (PDF, 86Kb)
