By Tom Hill, Course Director, Up To Speed Journalism Training Professional journalists need to be able to turn their hand to any branch of the profession whether it be print, online or broadcast. All of these craft skills are taught on Up To Speed’s digital journalism fast-track at the Bournemouth Daily Echo and I will…
Up To Speed Journalism’s Founder Tom Hill gives careers advice on becoming a journalist in a new series of posts on the Up To Speed blog. We hope you find the advice helpful. Over the next few weeks we’ll be covering a range of topics including tips on how to write for print, online, radio,…
To mark the end of the first decade of the new Millennium, Up To Speed ran a features writing competition open to students from university newspapers all over the UK. Marcus Greenslade from Reading University came second and won £100. Here’s his entry. “Has the Noughties been a decade of despair or the dawn of…
To mark the end of the first decade of the new Millennium, Up To Speed ran a features writing competition open to students from university newspapers all over the UK. Robin Morgan, from Cardiff University’s Gair Rhydd, won the Third Prize of £50 with this entry. The Noughties: ‘Has it been a decade of despair…
