Brighten your horizons with our bespoke in-house media training courses.
We offer tailored training for media companies and education providers looking to learn new skills, expand on their current knowledge or keep up with emerging digital trends, available remotely or in-person as per your needs.
Below are a selection of topics we offer bespoke training for, but if you are interested in a training topic not listed here do still get in touch, as we should be able to source another suitable trainer.
Journalism.co.uk has sourced the best tutors, all of whom are experts in their field.
To discuss in-house training, please contact Ophelia Birch on 07708 311555 or email her.
We also run a range of open training courses, which may be better suited to you if you are looking for training for five or fewer delegates.
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"The course was tailored to the company well. The trainer was knowledgeable and had useful tips that the journalists can take forward."
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