Journalism.co.uk provides a range of online media training courses for journalists, editors, web managers, PRs and communication professionals.
Below are the courses currently available for purchase. We offer most of these on a regular basis, so if you can't make the listed date or if you're looking for a course that isn't listed below, you can find a full list of our regular courses and add yourself to the waiting list here.
We also offer bespoke and in-house training courses. For more information on training, email Ophelia Birch or call 07708 311555.
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Online course: One-day interactive session with practical takeaways you can implement immediately, followed by a month of email support - PLUS free ‘Copywriting Q&A’ book
This trainer-led online course offers a unique opportunity to master the art of sub-editing. This course has a flexible start date so you can start any time
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