Media and Journalism Course
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Online
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Level
Advanced
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Online
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Duration
1 Year
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Different dates available
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
The Media and Journalism Course provides a structured introduction to modern media, digital storytelling and core journalistic techniques used across today’s news, broadcasting and online communication sectors. This programme offers a clear understanding of how the media industry operates, how stories are developed, and the essential skills required to write, research and communicate effectively in a fast-paced digital environment. Learners explore news values, audience engagement, interviewing, ethical reporting, media platforms, and the role of journalism in society, making it an ideal foundation for anyone eager to build skills in content creation or media communication.
Throughout the course, learners develop the ability to analyse information, identify credible sources, structure clear narratives, and produce well-crafted written pieces suitable for blogs, online publications, social media, and editorial environments. The course also emphasises effective communication, critical thinking, and digital media awareness—key skills increasingly valued across a wide range of professional sectors. Designed for both beginners and those with some experience, this CPD-accredited training offers flexible online learning suitable for those hoping to enhance their understanding of media and journalism, improve workplace communication, or explore a future in the creative industries.
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About this course
Develop strong news writing and digital content creation skills
Understand media ethics, accuracy and responsible reporting
Build confidence in research and source evaluation
Learn how to structure clear articles, reports and features
Strengthen communication, storytelling and editing skills
Gain insight into media platforms and audience engagement
This course is ideal for learners interested in building practical communication and writing skills that apply to journalism, digital media and modern content creation. It suits school-leavers exploring creative career paths, professionals wishing to strengthen workplace communication, and individuals looking to enhance their CV with credible media-related competencies. It is also well suited to aspiring freelance writers, bloggers, social media content creators, and anyone who wants to understand how news stories, digital articles and online content are produced and shared.
The Media and Journalism Course supports those considering careers in editorial work, public relations, broadcasting, social media management or communication roles within organisations. Because the content is designed to be accessible and beginner-friendly, learners do not need prior experience—only an interest in media, storytelling or clear communication.
There are no formal entry requirements to enrol on this course, making it suitable for learners from a wide range of backgrounds. The course is open to all individuals aged 16 and above who are eager to develop knowledge of media and journalism. To ensure smooth study progression, learners are encouraged to have a good standard of English, basic numeracy, and confident IT skills. As the training is delivered entirely online, access to a computer or smart device with a reliable internet connection will support an effective learning experience.
Upon successful completion of the Media and Journalism Course, you will qualify for a UK and internationally recognised professional certification. You may also choose to formalise your achievement by obtaining your PDF Certificate for £9.99 or a Hardcopy Certificate for £15.
This course stands out for its flexible and self-paced structure, allowing learners to study at a time and speed that suits their routine. The expert-designed modules present clear and engaging content, making complex ideas accessible for beginners while providing valuable development for those seeking to refine their media skills. The focus on practical and career-enhancing outcomes ensures that learners complete the course with stronger communication, research and writing abilities—skills that add immediate value to a CV. Whether learners are exploring creative fields or aiming to strengthen workplace communication, the course offers a meaningful boost to personal and professional development.
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Subjects
- Ethics
- Law
- Writing
- Social Media
- Media
- Media Journalism
- Responsibility
- Computer
- Communication
- Editing
- Professional
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One Education
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Course programme
Newspaper Journalism
- What is news?
- What is a journalist?
- The shape of the news story
- Writing the intro in simple steps
- Writing the intro, the golden rules
- Writing the news story in simple steps
- Writing the news story – clear writing
- Quotes
- Attribution
TV Journalism
- News Gathering
- Enterprising Stories
- Watch your interviewee’s body language.
- Working with Sources
- Covering Events
- Computer-Assisted Reporting
- Glossary of Broadcast News Teams
- Law, Ethics And Responsibility
- Operating Standards for News and Public Affairs
- Lighting
Media
- What is the Media?
- What Makes News?
- Plan your Approach
- Adhere to Deadlines
- The Interview
Social Media and Journalism
- Definition of Social Media
- Communication flow within journalism
- The impact of social media on journalism
Becoming a Journalist
- What Is A Journalist?
- What Type Of Degree Do I Need?
- How To Get Started Writing Before Graduation
- The Rules Of Journalism
- Building A Portfolio
- What Is Style?
- What Does A Copy Editor Do?
- Additional Degrees To Consider
- Online Journalism – The Way Of The Future
- What To Expect On Your First Job
Women in Journalism
- The Secret Significance of Journalism
- Imperfections of the Existing Woman−Journalist
- The Roads towards Journalism
- The Aspirant
- Style
- The Outside Contributor
- The Search for Copy
- The Art of Corresponding with an Editor
- Notes on the Leading Types of Papers
- Woman’s Sphere in Journalism
- Conclusion
Recommended Reading
- Recommended Reading: Media and Journalism Course
Mock Exam
- Mock Exam- Media and Journalism Course
Final Exam
- Final Exam- Media and Journalism Course
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