A weblog by journalism students at Jschool: Journalism Education & Training, Australia
I’ve noticed- possibly thanks to John- that I haven’t largely contributed to the jschool blog. This should not suggest that I dislike blogging. As a journalist I do believe it is essential to enjoy writing and therefore enjoy blogging and I do enjoy blogging indeed.
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Jschool: Journalism Education & Training is a journalism college in Brisbane, Australia. Students are enrolled in the Diploma of Journalism, a nationally accredited one-year course which aims to prepare them for careers in journalism.
The journalism program includes introductory reporting & writing, as well as law, ethics, subediting, introductory broadcasting, photojournalism, feature writing,political reporting and investigative methods.
Also included are contextual studies in literature, history, politics, law and economics.
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