I am planning to train as a journalist and would like to do this by distance learning as I am moving abroad next year. Do you know if these courses are well thought of? How do they compare to vocational training? I have no prior training in journalism.

We will always contact you after the journalist has interviewed you to see how it went. We would like to know if you were happy with the interview and if you weren't, what problems arose and how can we help support you in the future. If you were published in a newspaper or a magazine and you would like a copy of the interview, please let us know and we will send you a photocopy in the post. Unfortunately, we cannot send the original copy.

I wrote for my student newspaper, undertook a week's work experience at a local paper and have worked in PR for three years. As well as working in a PR capacity I also edit our internal newspaper. We are a large charity and this has a circulation of 10,000 people. I would like to look into journalism training, with a view to some freelance work in conjunction with my career.

Strictly a love of music. I didn't major in journalism in college (my college actually didn't even offer it as a major), but I couldn't deny my passion for music and got involved in every possible aspect, whether it was booking shows, working for the college radio station, playing in bands, working at an indie record store, etc.

Yes. This is the purpose of the course. Unlike many courses with "journalism" in the title, the Jschool Diploma of Journalism is focused entirely on preparing students for careers in journalism.

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When you have successfully completed the fall and spring semesters, you may walk with graduates in the May Commencement ceremony; your actual true graduation date and receipt of your diploma will be in September after your summer coursework is complete.

A journalist would contact us and we ask them who they are, what the story will be about and what newspaper, magazine, radio or TV station they are calling from. If you agree to an interview, we will discuss with you the best way for you to speak to the journalist (you call them, they call you etc) We will never give out your contact details to journalists without prior consent.

You may contact the Audemars Piguet agent for your region, whose contact details are listed in the “agents” section of the website. For further information, you may also directly contact the press department of the Audemars Piguet headquarters by sending an e-mail to press@audemarspiguet.ch. The certificate of origin and warranty is issued only once, when the watch is purchased.

The skills you require depend on the kind of journalism you want to do. If pressed, most journalists will tell you that the most important skills are persistence, imagination, self-discipline and huge self-confidence. More specifically, journalism covers a range of tasks.

You can find answers on most fruequently asked questions by journalists on our press corner web site. Please click here for more information.

In many ways. You can always ask specific questions on the Forum. But you also ought to have a copy of McNae's Essential Law for Journalists, 1999, by Tom Welsh, Walter Greenwood. ISBN 0 406 981 450, price ?14.95.

There is a specific area reserved exclusively for journalists on our website. Just contact us there and you will be provided with a password giving you full access to the "Press room".

I don't know much about the academic route, where you might get a university journalism degree and pursue a job as a journalist at an online publication. This is not the route I followed to my journalism career. Journalism remains a field that is open to newcomers and outsiders -- all you really have to do is write the kinds of articles that publications want to publish. You can help yourself by learning the basics of journalism.

The most important reason is to ensure that relevant IT and Telecoms press releases are forwarded to you. Another important reason is related to our main objectives during the creation and development of PRMinds. We believe that PRMinds enables a more effective delivery and access to your IT and Telecoms focus areas. It is often the case that PR wire services are too general, where industry topics are referenced simply as 'Technology' or 'Telecoms', rendering the service quite ineffective.