Getting into Journalism
JournoFest Manchester 2023: The art of investigative journalism panel
This year’s third JournoFest panel focussed on ‘The art of investigative journalism’, including the skills needed to succeed in the field.
JournoFest Manchester 2023: Levelling up the media landscape
This year’s second JournoFest panel focussed on ‘Levelling up the media landscape’ and the differences between regional and national news.
JournoFest Manchester 2023: BBC broadcast journalist Rachel Burden
BBC Breakfast and Radio 5 Live Breakfast presenter Rachel Burden was the keynote speaker for our first JournoFest in Manchester.
Code red: How I made a documentary exploring period poverty in the UK
Trainee Mia Williams shares how she spent her £1,000 summer bursary making a documentary exploring period poverty in the UK.
The School of Journalism trainees enjoy night to remember at London Press Club Ball 2023
A group of The School of Journalism trainees got the opportunity to network with top names in journalism at the exclusive London Press Club Ball.
Full lineup revealed for first ever JournoFest Manchester
News Associates’ renowned journalism conference JournoFest is back for the second time this year…in Manchester!
Global Academy partners with News Associates to deliver journalism course
The Global Academy and News Associates have teamed up to offer a journalism qualification to 16-18-year-old students.
Keeping up with The Times: how I spent a week in a national newsroom
School of Journalism trainee Holly Nichols shares how she spent her £1,000 summer bursary working for The Times.
Programmes, portfolios & producing: how I spent my summer on placement at BBC Wales
School of Journalism trainee Cymbeline Young shares how he spent his £1,000 summer bursary working for BBC Wales.
What is Threads and how is it useful for journalists?
Journalism in 2023 involves much more than writing articles. Here is everything we know about Threads and how to use it as a journalist!
News Associates chosen to launch and deliver The Times Summer Academy
News Associates is delighted to have teamed up with The Times to deliver their inaugural Summer Academy.
NEWS ASSOCIATES TRAINEES PRODUCE CORONATION COVERAGE FIT FOR A KING
After weeks of anticipation and planning our trainees were out in full force to cover the coronation of King Charles III.
News Associates trainees cover every Greater Manchester local election count
Local elections took place across Greater Manchester on May 4, 2023, and News Associates Manchester trainees covered them all – attending every single one of the region’s vote counts.
JournoFest 2023: What is the next big thing in journalism panel
Our JournoFest panellists discuss the question ‘what is the next big thing in journalism?’ and how AI will transform the journalism industry.
JournoFest 2023: What makes great journalism panel
This year’s second JournoFest panel focussed on ‘What makes journalism great?’, and discussed the core elements of compelling journalism.
JournoFest 2023: In conversation with The Times chairman John Witherow
Times Newspapers chairman John Witherow was the keynote speaker for our seventh annual journalism conference JournoFest.
UCAS Clearing 2023 explained
If you change your mind or don’t get the grades you need for your firm or insurance choice, you can apply through UCAS Clearing.
UCAS Extra 2023 explained
If you’ve applied for university and used all five of your original UCAS choices, UCAS Extra gives you another chance to gain a place.
Victoria Derbyshire shares invaluable journalism advice with News Associates trainees
News Associates hosted legendary BBC broadcast journalist Victoria Derbyshire for a talk and Q&A with our London and Manchester trainees.
NEWS ASSOCIATES PRESENTS JOURNOFEST 2023: FULL LINEUP REVEALED
News Associates’ annual journalism conference JournoFest is back for its seventh year!
Second Innovation of the Year accolade for News Associates at NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2022
News Associates won ‘Innovation of the Year’ at the NCTJ Awards for Excellence for the second time, while two graduates also scooped top prizes.
BEHIND THE SCENES WITH TRAVEL AND ENTERTAINMENT FREELANCE JOURNALIST KAREN EDWARDS
Travel, lifestyle and entertainment freelance journalist Karen Edwards shared her advice and experiences with News Associates.
The best journalism TikTok accounts to follow
So you’ve made it to journalism TikTok, what now? The app is no longer associated with dancing videos, but is saturated with the latest news.
Times Newspapers chairman keynote speaker for News Associates journalism conference JournoFest
Times Newspapers chairman John Witherow is the keynote speaker for our seventh annual journalism conference JournoFest.
Tips and advice for first year journalism degree students
Second year and third year School of Journalism trainees share their advice for first year journalism degree students
My first journalism job as an assistant producer
Now an assistant producer at GB News, Mariana Viveiros shares her journey since graduating from the School of Journalism.
My first journalism job as a local news reporter
Now a news reporter for Hull Live, Rahima shares her journey since graduating from the School of Journalism.
School of Journalism trainee up for ‘Podcast of the Year’ at NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2022
A School of Journalism trainee is nominated for ‘Podcast of the Year’ in the NCTJ Awards for Excellence 2022.
Festival filming: How I spent my summer bursary covering Edinburgh Fringe
Second year School of Journalism trainee Finn Toal shares how he spent his £1,000 summer bursary covering the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Going for gold: How I spent my summer bursary covering the European Championships in Munich
School of Journalism trainee Andreas Shinarakis shares how he spent his £1,000 summer bursary covering the European Championships in Munich.
Live on air: How I spent my summer bursary working for BBC radio
We offer each of our trainees a summer bursary of up to £1,000 every summer of their degree to spend on journalism work experience or a journalism project, giving them the unique opportunity to travel and explore the areas of journalism they are passionate about.
Lionesses victory: How I spent my summer bursary covering the Women’s Euro win
Final year trainee Lily explains how she covered the Women’s Euro 2022 for MailOnline for her summer bursary placement.
School of Journalism trainees enjoy night of glamour at London Press Club Ball
A group of School of Journalism trainees got the opportunity to network with top names in journalism at the exclusive London Press Club Ball.
Ultimate guide to UCAS Clearing 2022
If you change your mind or don’t get the grades you need for your firm or insurance choice, you can still apply to university through UCAS Clearing.
School of Journalism to host graduation ceremony
The School of Journalism is thrilled to be hosting a graduation ceremony for the classes of 2020 and 2021 this summer.
News Associates launches online publications to cover whole of London
News Associates has launched three new online publications to cover news, entertainment and sport across every corner of London.
School of Journalism trainees cover 2022 local elections
This year’s local elections were a key test of the national political mood, and News Associates and The School of Journalism trainees were on the frontline of reporting crucial vote counts in London and Greater Manchester.
How I became a… foreign correspondent
Speaking from Mumbai, Joe Wallen detailed his career as The Telegraph’s south east Asia foreign correspondent and how he got there.
Ultimate guide to UCAS Extra 2022
If you’ve applied for university in 2022 and used all five of your original choices, UCAS Extra gives you another chance to gain a place.
A day in the life of a Washington Post reporter
Washington Post race and ethnicity reporter Emmanuel Felton shared how he built a journalism career in the United States.
A day in the life of a political journalist
Political journalist Adam Payne shared how he developed his career as a lobby reporter during an exciting time in British politics.
A day in the life of a national newsroom editor
National newsroom editor Abbie Llewelyn shared her experience of covering national stories and developing her journalism career.
Filming football: how I spent my summer bursary making a sports documentary
Second year trainee Will Evans tells us about how he spent his summer bursary filming a sports documentary.
Extreme sports: how I spent my summer bursary on a media internship
Graduate Matt D’Henin tells us about how he spent his summer bursary on an internship with an extreme sports media network.
New year, new media: 22 journalism predictions for 2022
It’s the beginning of a new year and editors and reporters across the country are sharing their journalism predictions for 2022.
Building bylines: How I spent my bursary doing journalism work experience
Trainee Joseph Marshall tells us about how he spent his summer work experience covering local stories in Hampstead, Highgate and Camden.
Best websites to build your journalism portfolio
Making a great journalism portfolio is a key first step on the way to a career in the media. Here are the best websites you can use to build one.
Top takeaways from our routes into journalism panel
First year trainee Julius Lawless-Master tells us what he learnt about routes into journalism from our guest panellists.
Telling local stories: How I spent my summer bursary at Teesside Live
Second year trainee Jess Sharkey tells us about how she spent her summer covering local stories at work experience for Teesside Live.
Navigating the newsroom: How I spent my summer bursary at the MailOnline
Second year trainee Lily Jobson tells us about how she spent her summer doing work experience in the MailOnline national newsroom.