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Music journalism course summary
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£194.50 VAT exempt - payment options |
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Potential music journalists |
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Flexible - around 3 - 6 months |
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ODQLC / ABCC |
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Diploma / optional: NCTJ newswriting exam |
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Our music journalism course will teach you how to write stories and features about the music industry - and get articles published.
You will have top NME music journalist Adam Adshead as your personal tutor.
He will guide you through this exciting course and help to get you started
in music journalism.
Basic option
You can also study without having work marked for just £120 (VAT exempt).You still receive tutor support, study materials, exam guides and other student benefits.Email us for details.
Music journalism course track record
- our students get work published every day - in magazines, newspapers and on websites
- some students get good jobs
- we're fully accredited and have passed strict government checks
- our students vouch for us. You can speak to them before you enrol. Email us
- Why you can trust us
Music journalism course entry requirements
The course is for anyone who wants to get started in Music journalism. It's for novices - but experienced journalists have benefited from it too.
You will need plenty of commitment and enthusiasm and good written English.
If you are looking for a career in music journalism, you can study music journalism as part of our Magazine journalism course. This course carries the National Council for the Training of Journalists exams
Music journalism course subjects
What you'll study
Music journalism course duration and hours
The course usually takes around three to six months. E-learning means you can work at your own pace and fit your studies around your lifestyle.
You can do extra work when it's quiet, and cut back if you're busy. And you can take time out if you need to.
Tutor support
You can email your tutor when you need help and will usually hear back the same working day.
You can now chat to a tutor using Skype when you need help, or you can e-mail them. You will usually hear back straight away.
We:
- mark your assignments
- provide career guidance
- answer all study-related questions
- show you how to find work and sell your articles
Your Music journalism course tutor
Your tutor will be Adam Adshead who is a music journalist who works for the well known music magazine, NME
Equipment
You'll need:
- access to a computer with an internet connection
- Microsoft Word software, or equivalent
- an email account
Music journalism course qualification
The course leads to the CTJT Diploma, which is fully accredited and recognised by the media in the UK and abroad.
You will also have the option of entering the National Council for the Training of Journalists Newswriting exam.
When you have finished
You will have the skills to start writing articles for magazines, newspapers and websites - and get paid for them.
Students' published work.
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