Journalism lecturer David English retires after 35 years at Cardiff University
A Cardiff University lecturer, who the university claims has taught more British newspaper journalists than anyone else, is retiring after…
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Regional editor says work experience trumps first class degree
Evidence of work experience on a CV is more impressive than having a first class honours degree, according to Derby…
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65 journalists make the grade as senior reporters as 72 per cent pass the NQJ
Some 72 per cent of candidates made the grade as senior reporters passing the National Journalism Qualification exams in March.…
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Editors Rusbridger, Dacre, Witherow and others reveal what it takes to be a good journalist
The UK’s top national newspaper editors have shared their tips on what makes a good journalist for press marketing body…
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Journalism undergraduate enrolment number reaches three-year high in 2014
The number of students accepted onto undergraduate journalism courses reached a three-year high in 2014, new figures show. (Picture: Shutterstock)…
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Daily Mail offering two disadvantaged young people route into journalism via Stephen Lawrence trainee scheme
The Daily Mail has launched a new trainee scheme aimed at bringing two aspiring journalists from disadvantaged backgrounds into the…
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Telegraph launches ‘Academy’ for paid internships, apprenticeships and graduate scheme
Telegraph Media Group has launched an “Academy” offering paid internships, apprenticeships, a tutoring programme and promoting the 2015 editorial graduate…
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News broadcaster ITN recruiting eight school-leavers to digital apprenticeship scheme
ITN is looking for eight school-leavers to join the news broadcaster via a new 18-month paid apprenticeship programme. It is…
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