The National Council for the Traini

The National Council for the Training of Journalists delivers the premier
journalism training scheme in the UK. It is dedicated to providing a world-class education
and training system that develops current and future journalists for the demands of the 21st
century.
The range of journalism training products and services includes: accredited (5) courses;
qualifications and examinations; awards; careers information; distance learning; short
courses and continuing professional development; information and research; publications;
and events.
Each year hundreds of journalists take the National Certificate Examination, the
professional qualification for senior newspaper journalists, press photographers and photo
journalists. Even more sit the preliminary qualifications in newspaper and magazine
journalism, press photography and photojournalism, media law, public affairs and
shorthand.
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There are 38 journalism schools across the UK accredited by the NCTJ to offer
approved journalism training courses. Accredited centres are provided with a range of (6)
services including information on the latest developments in journalism training, and a
range of seminars and awards.
NCTJ tapes, videos and publications, such as Essential Law for Journalists, are
highly respected in the journalism field.
The NCTJ is an independent registered charity. Proud to be an Investor in People, the
company employs 11 full and part time staff and a huge number of freelance assessors (7),
trainers and industry volunteers.
What qualifications do you need to become a journalist?
Your ultimate aim is the NCTJ’s NCE (National Certificate Examination), the
qualification is the best proof a journalist has been properly trained.
To get it, you have to:
- have the minimum academic qualifications- five GCSEs (including English) and two
A levels
- pass the NCTJ preliminary examinations in journalism, law and public affairs
- pass an NCTJ shorthand examination at a speed of at least 100 words per minute
- do at least 18 months’ paid work as a trainee journalist on a newspaper
- compile an NCTJ Logbook of story cuttings during your training on a newspaper
- pass the final NCTJ’s National Certificate Examination (NCE)
The full programme normally takes about 2 years, which includes between six and nine
months studying, passing exams at a university, college or by distance learning, and 18
months working on a newspaper or other periodical, or the college course first and then
get a job, or find yourself a job first and do your studying while already working.
Changes to the NCTJ Preliminary Qualifications
After consultation with editors, trainers and trainees alike, the NCTJ has launched its
new News Writing examination and Portfolio which are replacing the Newspaper
Journalism and Handout examinations.
News Writing and Portfolio will be taken by trainees on NCTJ accredited courses
around the country although some will still sit Newspaper Journalism and Handout during
this academic year while centres adjust (9) their programmes to accommodate the new
assessments.
The new News Writing exam will test a trainee’s ability to write a clear, vigorous,
accurate news story to a specified length and to deadline. The two-hour exam asks a trainee
to produce a news story of between 275 and 325 words from material provided, two short
stories of 70-80 words and 40-50 words and five follow-up ideas.
Examiners will assess the content and accuracy of the stories; intro, story structure
and use of language; and the relevant use of quotes (8).
We have introduced the Portfolio to ensure (10) that trainees are given the
opportunity to gather news stories and experience ‘real-world’ reporting during their
training. It will provide evidence of a range of reporting and writing skills gained and
stories produced during work experience or whilst on course.
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When complete, the Portfolio will include ten news stories with original copy and
explanatory cover sheets and one 500-word feature.

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shorthand.
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services Including information on the latest Developments in journalism training, and a
range of Seminars and awards.
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highly respected in the journalism field.
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- have the minimum Academic qualifications- a five GCSEs (Including English) and to two two
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- pass an NCTJ shorthand Examination AT a speed of AT Least 100 Words The per minute
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- pass the final NCTJ's the National the Certificate Examination (NCE)
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Changes to the NCTJ Preliminary Qualifications
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new News, Writing Examination and the Portfolio the which are Replacing the Newspaper
Journalism and Handout Examinations.
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