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National Diploma in Journalism (Multi-Media)
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22 February |
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Level 5 |
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One year full-time or part-time equivalent |
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| 2010 Fees: |
Domestic - $4,711 |
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International - $14,579 |
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| PROGRAMME OVERVIEW |
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| The National Diploma in Journalism is the ideal base qualification for a professional journalist working in print, broadcast or digital media. The programme aims to produce graduates with extensive practical skills to be “job ready” for a junior position in a daily or community newspaper newsroom, a radio station newsroom or a television channel newsroom. A typical graduate would be able to investigate, report on and comment on events, issues and people, take photographs for publication, design and layout pages, write feature stories and understand internet news sites. |
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| ENTRY REQUIREMENTS |
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- A minimum of four years of secondary education; and
- 48 or more credits at NCEA Level 2, with no fewer than 12 credits in each of four subjects; including English; and/or
- Equivalent NQF Unit Standards,
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PROGRAMME DETAILS
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Information Sheet
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| CAREER OPTIONS |
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| This programme prepares students for careers in journalism for newspaper, magazine, online, television and radio. Graduates have also found careers as freelance writers, and in public relations and corporate communications. |
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PROGRAMME TIMETABLE
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Timetable
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| JOURNALISM SCHOLARSHIP |
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Applicants for the National diploma in Journalism may be eligible for the James (Snr) and Mary Garcia Journalism Scholarship. For information please contact the programme coordinator Robin Martin on Phone 0800 948 896 or Email
r.martin@witt.ac.nz
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STUDENT PROFILES
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Brooke Sheehan
Greta Cleary
Lisa McMullan
Lauren Andreoli
Todd Ward
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TUTOR PROFILE
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Robin Martin
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EDITOR IN RESIDENCE
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Lance Girling-Butcher
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HOW TO APPLY
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Click on the following link to apply to enrol in this qualification -
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