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Community News Project reporter Grace Price shares her experience of balancing NCTJ exams with full-time reporting and building relationships with local communities.
The growing use of data protection law and barriers to open justice are creating new legal and practical challenges for journalists and news organisations, media law experts have warned.
The NCTJ is encouraging aspiring journalists to consider an apprenticeship pathway as part of National Apprenticeship Week 2024 from 5 to 11 February.
Newbury News community news reporter, Mirek Gosney, created the documentary about his great-grandfather's experiences during World War II.
News UK has been revealed as the lead sponsor for the NCTJ’s Awards for Excellence 2023 as ten more journalists are added to the shortlist.
The NCTJ is inviting all UK journalists to shine a light on what it means to be a journalist in 2024 by taking part in invaluable industry research.
The NCTJ is bringing together a group of outstanding journalists to champion quality, trust and diversity in journalism and the value of achieving an NCTJ qualification.
A Journalism Diversity Fund (JDF) alumna, Dahaba Ali Hussen, will spend 2024 on a year-long investigation after being named an investigative journalist fellow 2024 by the Bertha Foundation.
The NCTJ will run two ‘train the trainer’ sessions on artificial intelligence (AI) with Jody Doherty-Cove, head of editorial AI at Newsquest, to support journalism tutors.
The NCTJ has published its Annual Report for 2022-23, this year alongside video updates from the NCTJ team.
The NCTJ has published its Quality Assurance and Standards Committee report 2022-23, welcoming Jonathan Baker - an award-winning NCTJ-qualified journalist, editor and journalism trainer - as chair.
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