The London School of Journalism courses

...demands of a live broadcast. Media law is covered in detail, with lectures by an experienced solicitor. The course structure is as below: News and Features Ethics of Journalism...

...course aims, syllabus, brief on assignments, short interviews, tools Week 2: Where to find news, diary/off-diary, puff pieces what makes...

...importance in theatre. Re-writing, and the techniques available to the writer. *Commencing Tuesday 2 February 2010 Nine Tuesday evenings from 6.30pm-9...

...well prepared to develop a career as a freelance writer. The classes will begin at 6.30pm-8.30pm (ten Wensday evenings) Week 1: Introduction to Journalism...

...the basics of news and features journalism. The classes will begin at 10:00 am until 5:00 pm. Day 1: News UK newspaper market, what is...

...Q&A, future options Books: Journalism and Newswriting (London School of Journalism 2009) (cost included in course fees)...

...short story during the evening, which will be submitted for review by the tutor. Week 9: Where next? How to get published - and how not to get published...

...analysing markets. Day 2: Putting a piece together Research, structure, the rewrite. Interviewing: dealing with real people and celebrities...

...The classes will begin at 9.30am until 4.00pm. At the end of the course, students will have a further seven weeks to complete their assignments...

...PR officers and those contemplating a career as staff or freelance writers in any sector of the industry. It is suitable for those employed in newspapers...