The extension of the application deadline for a media programme allows students in years 10 to 13 access to hands-on experience in journalism. The four-month course enables students to work alongside industry professionals, develop their writing and reporting skills, and create a portfolio of published work. It also provides a pathway to a degree apprenticeship accredited by the NCTJ. Schools are encouraged to register before January 31 to ensure participation in this award-winning program, described by coordinator Diana Jarvis as invaluable for aspiring media professionals.
The programme offers students crucial exposure to the media industry, allowing them to publish articles and develop a portfolio before graduation.
Diana Jarvis emphasized the uniqueness of this scheme, highlighting the valuable experience students gain by having their work published with a vast audience.
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