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Journalism is a career that is complex and varied, and Dani Desouza has heard all the questions—from pay expectations to the potential impact of AI on the industry. Achieving her gold-standard diploma as an apprentice, we spoke to her about…
The NCTJ is celebrating National Careers Week 2025 (3-8 March) by offering expert guidance to aspiring and working journalists and highlighting the pathways into the industry. As part of the nationwide campaign, which aims to help young…
Chris and Sian at the 2017 NCTJ Awards for Excellence A chance seating arrangement at the 2017 NCTJ Awards for Excellence ceremony at Hampton Court Palace turned into the beginning of a lasting connection for journalists Chris McKeon and…
The NCTJ has pledged to develop a new training resource providing safety guidance for journalists following last year’s UK-wide riots, which saw an unprecedented level of physical threats against reporters in the field. The NCTJ will work closely with members…
The NCTJ has opened applications for six new community reporter roles in a further phase of the Community News Project. This initiative, supported by the recently established Community Reporting Fund (CRF), aims to enhance local journalism and promote diversity within…
The NCTJ is standing alongside the industry in celebrating Journalism Matters Week 2024. From 28 October to 3 November, the News Media Association’s annual campaign highlights the vital role trusted news media journalism plays in our democratic society. Martin Wolf,…
NCTJ ambassadors are attending careers events up and down the country to inspire young people about careers in journalism.
The NCTJ has published a new edition of its journalism careers guide, sponsored by the Financial Times. Distributed to schools, colleges, and job centres across the UK, this invaluable resource is designed to inspire young people to pursue careers in…
Davina Jethwa has been nominated for three series of articles which focussed on different marginalised communities in Kent.
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