KellyW

My name is Kelly and I am new on here. In January, I started the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism, via distance learning (with book and DVD materials, tutor support and an online revision shop from the NCTJ itself). I would love to speak to people who are also studying journalism, no matter on what platform - TV, radio, print - or with whom/where, or of what type (foundation, diploma, degree, masters). If there are any of you out there, please introduce yourselves in this thread so that we may share ideas, discuss work, solve problems, exchange advice and help each other with tasks. I would truly appreciate it . Of course, if you have already done work experience, already passed your exams, you are on a traineeship now, or you are now a qualified and practised senior: please feel free to contribute too because it could be invaluable!

My name is Kelly and I am new on here. In January, I started the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism, via distance learning (with book and DVD materials, tutor support and an online revision shop from the NCTJ itself). I would love to speak to people who are also studying journalism, no matter on what platform - TV, radio, print - or with whom/where, or of what type (foundation, diploma, degree, masters). If there are any of you out there, please introduce yourselves in this thread so that we may share ideas, discuss work, solve problems, exchange advice and help each other with tasks. I would truly appreciate it . Of course, if you have already done work experience, already passed your exams, you are on a traineeship now, or you are now a qualified and practised senior: please feel free to contribute too because it could be invaluable!

My name is Kelly and I am new on here. In January, I started the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism, via distance learning (with book and DVD materials, tutor support and an online revision shop from the NCTJ itself). I would love to speak to people who are also studying journalism, no matter on what platform - TV, radio, print - or with whom/where, or of what type (foundation, diploma, degree, masters). If there are any of you out there, please introduce yourselves in this thread so that we may share ideas, discuss work, solve problems, exchange advice and help each other with tasks. I would truly appreciate it . Of course, if you have already done work experience, already passed your exams, you are on a traineeship now, or you are now a qualified and practised senior: please feel free to contribute too because it could be invaluable!

My name is Kelly and I am new on here. In January, I started the NCTJ Diploma in Journalism, via distance learning (with book and DVD materials, tutor support and an online revision shop from the NCTJ itself). I would love to speak to people who are also studying journalism, no matter on what platform - TV, radio, print - or with whom/where, or of what type (foundation, diploma, degree, masters). If there are any of you out there, please introduce yourselves in this thread so that we may share ideas, discuss work, solve problems, exchange advice and help each other with tasks. I would truly appreciate it . Of course, if you have already done work experience, already passed your exams, you are on a traineeship now, or you are now a qualified and practised senior: please feel free to contribute too because it could be invaluable!

Hi everyone, My name is Kelly and I am new to this website. If you would not mind helping, I have some questions. I am studying the NCTJ's Diploma in Journalism. For anybody who has ever studied/is now studying this course via distance learning, like me, my question is: besides just reading the Reporting textbook sent to you and tackling the Reporting PDFs on the DVD, what else do you do firstly to study what you need to know, and then to remember what you have learnt? For those who have ever studied/are now studying the course at an accredited centre, I ask: what sort of tasks/activities do your tutors set/assign in class, out and about, and at home - so that you study for your coursework plus exams, and then revise what you have done? Thanks.