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.