NCTJ Diploma in Journalism L3 (Sept) (Fast Track)

Highbury College

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In London

£ 2,850 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    London

The programme has five mandatory units which all students take, plus two specialist options depending on the pathway you wish to follow. The mandatory units are:
Reporting;
Essential Public Affairs;
Essential Media Law;
Multimedia Portfolio;
Shorthand.

Specialist option units are:
Media Law Court Reporting (essential for newspaper route);
Video Journalism for Online;
Sub Editing;
Business of Magazines (essential for magazine route);
Broadcast Journalism (essential for broadcast route).

You will also complete a minimum of two weeks' work attachment as part of the programme.

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Location

Start date

London
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Start date

On request

About this course




The programme normally runs for 20 weeks from September to February and February to July. It is a highly-intensive programme which should only be embarked upon by those totally committed to a career in journalism. There are 28 hours of taught classes a week and you will also need to spend up to 20 hours a week on additional study in your own time at evenings and weekends.
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  • IT
  • Broadcast
  • IT Law
  • Media
  • Law
  • Broadcast Journalism

Course programme

This programme is for students wishing to enter the world of journalism, either as a general reporter or specialising in newspaper, magazine or broadcast journalism. You will gain all the skills and knowledge to help you get a job in journalism. This is the industry-recognised route into journalism.

The success rate of students from this programme into jobs in journalism is always over 90% and often 100%. Hundreds of newspapers recruit from our programmes and Highbury old boys and girls now hold senior positions in newspapers, radio and television in the UK and around the world.
You will achieve the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism.
Assessment is by a mixture of exams set by the NCTJ and continuous assessment portfolio work. You will be taught by industry professionals in our radio, TV and print newsrooms.

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NCTJ Diploma in Journalism L3 (Sept) (Fast Track)

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