The secret to award-winning journalism panel at JournoFest 2025
Our trainees heard from Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh, Daily Mirror assistant editor Darren Lewis, The Sun chief Sunday reporter Scarlet Howes and MailOnline reporter Eirian Prosser at our tenth JournoFest.
The Times editor Tony Gallagher at JournoFest 2025
The Times editor Tony Gallagher joined us at JournoFest to discuss his career so far, from his early days working at the South West News Agency to becoming editor of three national newspapers, sharing sage advice for pursuing a career in journalism.
Guido Fawkes publisher Lord Kempsell at JournoFest 2025
News Associates graduate and political journalist Lord Kempsell spoke at our tenth JournoFest conference at Twickenham Stoop.
Former BBC Newsnight producer Sam McAlister at JournoFest 2025
At our tenth JournoFest, our trainees heard from Sam McAlister, a former barrister turned award-nominated journalist who secured the Prince Andrew interview about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Sports Journalists’ Association and News Associates host breaking into sports media Q&A for SJA Academy members
The Sports Journalists’ Association and News Associates have teamed up to offer free sports journalism masterclasses to SJA Academy members.
How to be a Journalist podcast LIVE at JournoFest
How to be a Journalist podcast LIVE at JournoFest.
How to write a perfect pitch
For early-career journalists, getting their work published can seem like a far-off goal because they don’t where to begin. Read along to find out all about what pitching is and how to do it well.
The secret to award-winning journalism: First JournoFest panel revealed
Four award-winning journalists at the top of their game will tell all on our first JournoFest panel.
Five mistakes early-career journalists make
So you know you want to be a journalist but you don’t know how to build up a strong portfolio and get the experience you need to secure a job in the industry?
My first job as a local news reporter
Now a reporter for Newsquest Cambridgeshire, Oliver Murphy shares how his time at the School of Journalism helped him get to where he is now.