Dublin student seminar inspires budding journalists
The NUJ's event for journalists in Ireland left all motivated to pursue careers within the industry.
NUJ student seminar: What’s the Story? Life As A Working Journalist
Students across Ireland are invited to a free, in-person NUJ seminar in Dublin to hear from and network with prominent journalists. Final tickets available.
Exploiting the Dream work experience guidance
Work experience can an invaluable way to gain the hands-on experience required to secure that crucial first job. Yet young people need to ensure they are not exposed to months of unpaid exploitation at the hands of ruthless employers enjoying free or cheap labour.
George Viner Memorial Fund 30th anniversary ceremony scholars
George Viner Memorial Fund scholars – presentation for the charity's 30th anniversary
Winners announced for Ian Bell New Writing award
A wealth of young talent was identified in the NUJ Edinburgh & District branch competition in memory of journalist and author Ian Bell.
Three decades promoting media diversity
Journalism needs black and minority ethnic journalists not just reporting the news, but also shaping the news agenda, the latest recipients of the NUJ's charity the George Viner Memorial Fund were told.
NUJ student leaflet
If you’re over 16 and working in student media or on a journalism training course, then the National Union of Journalists is the union for you.
Are young dreams being dashed?
Ruth Addicott explores why some young people leave journalism early.