Basics
For those starting off in a career in journalism, including what makes news, how to write a story, interviewing tips, and fact-checking.
Preparing for a job interview
Some suggestions for journalists preparing for a job interview.
How to produce a radio news bulletin
Putting together a radio news bulletin is like preparing a satisfying meal that leaves your audience nourished and prepared for the day
Citizen reporting to citizen journalism
This article was written for a group of young citizen reporters from remote rural communities in Zimbabwe who were learning how to become journalists.
The questions every journalist should ask
In this lesson we look at the questions a journalists should consider asking.
Crime reporting for beginners
Journalists reporting about crime must balance the public's right to know with ethical considerations, ensuring accuracy, fairness, and sensitivity
Interviewing for video journalists
Tips about the steps a video journalist can take to enhance the quality of filmed interviews.
Attribution and plagiarism
The importance of attribution and avoiding plagiarism.
Preparing for an interview
A journalist needs to be well-prepared when planning an interview. However, after all your research, try to keep the interview to three questions in order to avoid over-complication and confusion.
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Module: Investigative journalism methods and skills
This six-week module provides an outline for teaching students about investigative journalism. It's designed to be adapted by universities and colleges to meet local needs.
Lesson: Preparing for and carrying out an interview
This lesson plan is designed to teach students how to carry out an interview in a way that reveals new and important information.