Online trainer offers free places to NoSweat students
3 May 2012
Journalism training provider Cleland Thom has offered free places for students “left in the lurch” following the demise of NoSweat Journalism Training.
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NoSweat Journalism Training ceases trading
30 April 2012
NoSweat Journalism Training has ceased trading and been placed into liquidation.
45 per cent make grade as senior reporters in NCE exam
12 April 2012
Only 48 out of 107 candidates passed the National Council for the Training of Journalists NCE test to make the grade as senior reporters in the March sitting of the exam.
Guardian moves into journalism training business
10 April 2012
Guardian News and Media is set to diversify into journalism training.
Journalism Diversity Fund open for applications
24 February 2012
Aspiring journalists are being offered cash help to start their careers from the Journalism Diversity Fund.
Former Ofcom advisor: 'Regulation will hit local press'
17 November 2011
The new chair of the Broadcast Journalism Training Council and former Ofcom advisor Martin Campbell believes the “spectre of heavy media regulation” will hit the local press hardest.
NCTJ Excellence in Journalism Awards: All the winners
15 November 2011
Former Hastings Observer journalist Robert Alderson was named reporter of the year at yesterday’s NCTJ Awards for Excellence in Journalism.
Students condemn journalism degree fees hike
26 September 2011
Most of the UK’s top journalism universities are trebling fees for undergraduate courses next year, research by Press Gazette has revealed.
NoSweat looks to 'restore relations' with NCTJ
22 September 2011
Independent journalism training provider NoSweat is seeking to “restore relations” with the National Council for the Training of Journalists after its appeal to qualifications watchdog Ofqual failed.
Editors: 'Traditional skills more important than new media'
23 August 2011
Editors involved in a review of the National Council for Training of Journalists' NCE qualification for senior journalists have urged the training body to continue emphasising traditional journalism skills over the use of new media.
