NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2022 open for entries
The Awards for Excellence 2022 are open for entries.
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Progress being made in diversity of journalists, reveals new NCTJ report
Diversity in journalism has come under scrutiny in a new report published by the NCTJ, examining the characteristics of UK journalists.
International Women’s Day – Nikki Akinola, NCTJ
"I feel very blessed to enjoy my work. I’m in a position where I can enjoy learning and developing my skills for the future and take on any challenges that may come my way."
International Women’s Day – Sophie Talbot, NCTJ
"Could it not be argued that bias comes about from not only how women are viewed by society but how we view ourselves?"
Students and apprentices hear from NCTJ team and senior editors in Student Council Instagram Q&A
Student representatives have had their questions answered in a virtual Student Council event on Instagram Stories.
Sky Sports News presenter Nick Powell to present NCTJ Awards for Excellence
Award-winning broadcast journalist Nick Powell is to host this year’s NCTJ Awards for Excellence at Hallé St Peter's in Manchester.
Community News Project welcomes fourteen additional publishers as Meta expands scheme
Fourteen publishers are joining the Community News Project (CNP), as the scheme expands with £6 million funding from Meta.
NCTJ arranges better access to courts for journalism students on accredited courses
The NCTJ has worked with Her Majesty’s court service to support students on accredited courses gain better access to hearings.
Up-and-coming journalism talent to be celebrated at NCTJ Awards for Excellence ceremony in Manchester
The NCTJ Awards for Excellence will reunite tutors, editors and shortlisted students and trainees as it returns to an in-person ceremony.
NCTJ survey finds 82 per cent of journalism employers regard shorthand as important
Eighty-two per cent of employers consider shorthand to be vital, desirable or essential for some roles within their organisations, an NCTJ study has found.
NCTJ launches new course with British Polling Council and Market Research Society to improve the quality of poll reporting
The National Council for the Training of Journalists (NCTJ) has launched a free e-learning course on the Journalism Skills Academy to tackle poor quality reporting on polls.
