FREELANCE JOURNALISM - LEVEL 3 COURSE
NVQ
Distance
Description
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Type
NVQ Level 3
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Methodology
Distance Learning
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Class hours
80h
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Duration
1 Year
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Start date
Different dates available
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
Approximate Study Time: 80 Hours (Self Study) Buy Now More InfoThis course is designed for people who wish to gain or improve their skills in journalistic writing and marketing their copy to a range of printed media. The objective of this course is to provide students with the knowledge and skills to produce professional standard journalistic articles and to know how to market them. On successful completion of this course students will receive an accredited Level 3 of Achievement.
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There are no particular entry requirements.
On successful completion of this course students will receive an accredited Level 3 Certificate of Achievement.
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Subjects
- Market
- IT
- Quality
- Marketing
- Freelance Journalism
- Writing
- Accredited
- Quality Training
- Media
- Skills and Training
Course programme
Unit One -Introduction
The following topics are covered: What the course can do for you? Why do we need content? How is style arrived at? How do we know what the editor wants? and Where is analysis important?
Unit Two -Markets
The following topics are covered: Presentation, Keeping records, What the Editor Wants, How to Analyse and What the Reader wants.
Unit Three -Content
The following topics are covered: What do I write? Why do I need to find ideas? How do I save time and trouble? and Where is interviewing a factor?
Unit Four -Style
The following topics are covered: How do I write? Why do I need to find the right tone? How do I use the basics well? When do I use structure? and Where is re-writing a factor?
Unit Five -Techniques
The following topics are covered: What techniques will help me sell my work? Why do I need new angles? How do basic techniques help? When is the "writer's dozen" valuable? And Where is self-discipline a factor?
Unit Six –Practical Matters
The following topics are covered: What is defamation? Why is reputation important? How do I avoid libel? When is copyright important? and Where are photographs a factor?
Unit Seven – Market Analysis
The following topics are covered: What do editors not want? Why is market analysis valuable? How do I undertake market analysis? When is plotting useful? and Where is characterisation a factor?
Unit Eight –No Excuses – verse, Criticism and Sports Writing
The following topics are covered: What is Critical Writing? Why does verse usually not sell? How do I see about income tax? When is executive writing used? and Where are expenses a factor?
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FREELANCE JOURNALISM - LEVEL 3 COURSE