NCTJ launches Community Reporting Fund to continue the legacy of the Community News Project
The NCTJ announces the launch of the Community Reporting Fund (CRF), a new initiative to continue the vital work of the Community News Project (CNP).
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The NCTJ announces the launch of the Community Reporting Fund (CRF), a new initiative to continue the vital work of the Community News Project (CNP).
NCTJ ambassadors are attending careers events up and down the country to inspire young people about careers in journalism.
The NCTJ has set an ambitious target for the number of responses for the Journalists at Work survey 2024.
A journalist in Glasgow has said landing her job through the Community News Project (CNP) has been “so much better than she could have imagined”.
The NCTJ's Safety and Resilience Advisory Panel held its latest meeting to provide insight and advise the NCTJ on an 'explosion' of safety issues in the industry.
Students studying for the NCTJ's Diploma in Journalism qualification via distance learning connected with the NCTJ team.
Aspiring journalists from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply for a JDF bursary, which provides financial help to cover the costs of NCTJ course fees and living expenses.
Students studying on NCTJ-accredited courses and apprentices from across the UK came together for the NCTJ’s Student Council today.
The NCTJ asked Ayisha Gharu for her insights about what it is like to be a journalism apprentice.
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.