The London School of Journalism courses

...You will learn which events have been most important in the formation of modern Britain and why they were significant - often far more significant...

...Writing a book, film or TV review Tackling a specialist column or feature Lesson 7: Directing your Writing Looking in depth at ways of developing ideas...

...press to technical, scientific, and in-house journals. It is quite usual for over 50% of published content in any one publication to have come from freelance writers...

...the responsibilities and the ethics of the profession. The way in which the British Press has evolved and the legacy it has given to the world's Press...

...Book: Journalism and Newswriting (London School of Journalism 2009) (cost included in course fees)...

...The course explores the craft of playwriting, through examining plays and getting to grips with the mechanics of how they are made, and then putting this into practice...

...to their existing skills. Go Freelance! An evening class for those wishing to be freelance journalists. By the end of the course, participants should...

...news in brief, news vs features, what is a feature, feature intros, endings, meeting the brief, finding a hook Day 3: Features/Law Feature ideas...

...before you give up your existing career. News and Feature A five week Saturday course providing an introduction to news and features journalism...

...sub • More about markets • Page editing • News, features, reviews • Production law • Legal issues • Headlines • Legal dilemmas • Legal issues • Successful...

...Using the internet and blogs. The ways writers have written throughout the ages, and the impact this has had on their work. Genre fiction: writing Mills &...

...Suitable for: A course for those interested in writing specifically for women's magazines. A course for those interested in writing specifically for women's magazines...

...If you are thinking of working in print journalism, this course will give you a good opportunity to discover if you would really enjoy it - and whether you can do...

...Ethical dilemmas. Day 2: Human rights, privacy, confidentiality. Copyright law. Contempt of court. Children and young people. Sex offences. Codes of conduct...