Deadline- 15 November 2013
TrustMedia, a Thomson Reuters Foundation has announced course on Writing and Reporting News which will be conducted in London, UK – England and Wales from 10 February – 14 February , 2013. The goal of this program is to emphasis on improving basic reporting and writing skills including accuracy, impartiality, speed, clarity and structure. The course will help journalists recognize their good habits and provide them the time and space to work on their weak points, within a mentored framework.
Foundation offers-
- Full bursaries for journalists from the developing world/countries in political transition working for organisations with no resources for training. Bursaries would include air travel expenses (economy class), accommodation and a modest living allowance. This arrangement is subject to variation. The cost of the online modules will be included in the full bursary.
- Part-funded bursaries are available for journalists from the developing world/countries in political transition who work for organisations that have limited resources for training, in this instance Thomson Reuters Foundation waives the tuition cost and the participant will be expected to cover travel and accommodation costs. In exceptional circumstances journalists from the developed world will be considered for part-funded bursaries. The cost of the online modules would not be covered by Thomson Reuters Foundation.
- Thomson Reuters Foundation also offers training for journalists from any region from an organisation that has the resources to fully cover the following costs of the programme: tuition fees: £200 per day (£1000 for a 5-day London course), travel and accommodation costs and living expenses.Thomson Reuters Foundation would provide a list of hotels for participants who require accommodation in London.
Eligibility & Criteria-
- All applicants for Thomson Reuters Foundation training courses must-
- Currently be working as journalists or regular contributors to print, broadcast or online media organisations.
- They must be able to demonstrate a commitment to a career in journalism in their country.
- Have at least two years’ professional experience.
- Have a good level in spoken and written English.
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