'Journalism Diploma Level 3' + 'Freelance Photography Diploma Level 3' - Two Accredited Courses for £25
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- Internationally recognised accredited qualification
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- Properly curated course with comprehensive syllabus
- Full-time tutor support on working days (Monday – Friday)
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Journalism Diploma Level 3
Do you want to report live events as they happen? If you are interested in writing and telling the recent events that are happening around the world, then Journalism might just be the path you want to follow. How to get started? By enrolling into this course.
Journalism is a form of writing that tells people about things that really happened, but that they might not have known about already Journalists write and assemble together news stories that will interest their audience. By gathering together a number of different sources and ensuring that all the arguments are represented, they keep their audience abreast of events in their world. Getting your creative writing in full flow, journalism can encompass everything from hard-edged investigative reporting for national newspapers and television channels to more subdued article-writing for trade journals and the consumer press.
Put your writing skills to good use and have a career in journalism with the help of this course. Write captivating headlines and become a renowned journalist.
Freelance Photography Diploma Level 3
Are you tired of the old conventional photography jobs? Do you want to widen your spectrum and learn to be a more diverse photographer? Then you have come to the right place. This Freelance Photography Diploma Level 3 will get you started on how to be a more diverse photographer who can make his own choices of photography.
For many freelance photographers, no two days are the same. They may spend one-day shooting events as diverse as a wedding and a traffic accident while devoting the next to contacting prospective clients. To succeed, photographers need not only creativity and talent but also initiative and the ability to manage finances as well as the other day-to-day aspects of running a business. Many freelance photographers work irregular hours, based on the number and types of projects on which they’re working. They often work long days, nights or weekends to meet deadlines.
So if you are interested in being an independent photographer then start this course. You won’t regret it.
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COURSE CURRICULUM
Course 01: Journalism Diploma Level 3
Newspaper Journalism
What is news?
What is a journalist?
The shape of the news story
Writing the intro in simple steps
Writing the intro, the golden rules
Writing the news story in simple steps
Writing the news story – clear writing
Quotes
Attribution
TV Journalism
News Gathering
Enterprising Stories
Watch your interviewee’s body language.
Working with Sources
Covering Events
Computer-Assisted Reporting
Glossary of Broadcast News Teams
Law, Ethics And Responsibility
Operating Standards for News and Public Affairs
Lighting
Media
What is the Media?
What Makes News?
Plan your Approach
Adhere to Deadlines
The Interview
Social Media and Journalism
Definition of Social Media
Communication flow within journalism
The impact of social media on journalism
Becoming a Journalist
What Is A Journalist?
What Type Of Degree Do I Need?
How To Get Started Writing Before Graduation
The Rules Of Journalism
Building A Portfolio
What Is Style?
What Does A Copy Editor Do?
Additional Degrees To Consider
Online Journalism – The Way Of The Future
What To Expect On Your First Job
Women in Journalism
The Secret Significance of Journalism
Imperfections of the Existing Woman-Journalist
The Roads towards Journalism
The Aspirant
Style
The Outside Contributor
The Search for Copy
The Art of Corresponding with an Editor
Notes on the Leading Types of Papers
Woman’s Sphere in Journalism
Conclusion
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading: Journalism Diploma Level 3
Course 02: Freelance Photography Diploma Level 3
Basics of Photography
How to Become a Digital Photographer?
Getting into the Scene
Choosing the Right Camera
Making Pictures for a Living
The Tools and Software for Editing the Images
The Most Commonly Asked Questions
Freelance Photography
Photography Basics
The Art of Photography
FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHY AND YOU
SHOULD YOU BE IN THIS BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF?
WEDDINGS
PORTRAITS
CARDS
NEWSPAPERS
SPECIALTY PHOTOGRAPHY
COPYRIGHTING YOUR WORK
ESTABLISHING YOUR BUSINESS
Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading: Freelance Photography Diploma Level 3
Assessment & Certification
Once you complete all the lessons/units, you are required to sit an exam which is multiple-choice. The pass mark is 60%. After successfully passing the exam you can obtain your certificate of achievement at an additional cost of £8 each.
Who is this course for?
There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment in this course. It is available to all students of all academic backgrounds.
Career path
This course opens a new door for you to enter the relevant job market and also gives you the opportunity to acquire extensive knowledge along with required skills to become successful in no time. You will be able to stand out in the crowd after completing this course. You will also be able to add our qualifications to your Resume and make yourself worthy in the competitive job industry.
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