Journalism’s future: in safe hands
What happens when you put Britain’s brightest and best young journalists all together in one room? Alan Geere went along to the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in Manchester to find out.
What happens when you put Britain’s brightest and best young journalists all together in one room? Alan Geere went along to the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in Manchester to find out.
Elsevier and Florence Nightingale Foundation launch a course to combat healthcare retention crisis.
Guardian Advertising has announced that it is one of the first media companies in the world to train its entire sales team to be certified Carbon Literate.
The rising cost and complexity of employing people has become a major issue for the whole business community. That is partly the result of the new administration’s budget, but is also linked to the whole direction of travel regarding workers’ rights.
Most forms of discrimination are experienced by minority groups; a few by majority groups. But there’s one that could potentially affect all of us and that’s ageism, laments Dickon Ross.
Find Yourself in Publishing: PPA kicks off next phase of industry focus on talent with campaign launch.
The Newsquest Young Reporter Scheme has won the Best Educational Journalism Programme Award for 2024.
Impress has showcased plans for an ethical journalism training programme to boost trust levels.
The i Paper is recruiting two new apprentices to complete a diploma in journalism and gain experience within a busy national newsroom.
Wilmington plc last month announced the acquisition of Phoenix Health & Safety, a UK provider of health and safety training courses.
Reach has announced it is to hire more than 60 online journalists this autumn.
Of the many awards Faversham House has won over the years, winning ‘PPA Employer of the Year 2024’ was special and meant a lot to Chief Executive Amanda Barnes. Here, she explains why.
Edinburgh University Press has announced its first intern joins the team this week.
Who aspires to a career in journalism and why? James Evelegh reads the thoughts of six new journalism students to find out…
The Financial Times and Cambridge Judge Business School have announced the launch of a new strategy programme for executives.
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