The Broadcast Journalism Training Council
SETTING THE STANDARDS FOR MULTIPLATFORM JOURNALISM TRAINING
OUR INDUSTRY PARTNERS
WHAT WE OFFER
The BJTC ensures journalism graduates are fully equipped to forge a career in the fast-changing world of news, current affairs and documentary making – whether it’s online, broadcast or multimedia.
By bringing together UK media employers and education providers, the BJTC can assure graduates of accredited courses that they are receiving the very highest standards of journalism training.
The BJTC is one of the largest journalism accreditation bodies in the UK.
COURSES ACCREDITED BY US
Find our accredited courses listed below. Click on the name of the course to link to the website and on “PoP” to read the Promise of Performance written by the course providers.
GLASGOW CALEDONIAN UNIVERSITY
LIVERPOOL JOHN MOORES UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL LANCASHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD
LEEDS BECKETT UNIVERSITY
LEEDS TRINITY UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS
UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD
YORK ST JOHN UNIVERSITY
NOTTINGHAM TRENT UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHAMPTON
COVENTRY UNIVERSITY
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA
CANTERBURY CHRIST CHURCH UNIVERSITY
CITY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
SOLENT UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER
- MA Multimedia Journalism (Broadcast) (PoP)
- MA Multimedia Journalism (Print and Online) (PoP)
UNIVERSITY OF WINCHESTER
BOURNEMOUTH UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND
REAL TRAINING, REAL JOBS
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"The course taught me every skill I needed going into industry. I felt completely prepared to go into a national newsroom and say ‘I can do that’. The lecturers really helped and inspired me to be a better journalist." - Read Bradley's Story
Bradley Jones graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2019 - he is now an output researcher at ITV's Good Morning Britain
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"There are so many options when choosing a Masters, I wanted to be able to guarantee I’d get what I was looking for, which BJTC accreditation does. I owe so much of what I learned in that course to where I am now. It was invaluable." - Read Louisa's Story
Louisa Adams graduated from the University of Sheffield in 2017 - she is now working with prisoners to help them create radio
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"For the first few months I had imposter syndrome…but then I started applying all the skills from my university course. I picked up gallery work quickly as I was already so experienced in it. And I had all the media law in my head, ready to apply." - Read Katie's Story
Katie Fenton graduated from Nottingham Trent University in 2019 and is now a news trainee at ITV Wales
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"When you are being interviewed for jobs, the questions you get asked are about whether you know how to use a camera, how to edit, how to interview someone, how to run a newsroom. We learn all those things. It prepares you for the real world, and the real job." - Read Amber's Story
Amber Mehmood graduated from Huddersfield University in 2019 - she is now working at BBC Inside Out
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"I couldn’t be doing this job without my university studies that’s for sure. It gave me a lot of the basic tools – good writing, audio editing, talking to people, a general news sense. You learn to spot and pitch a good story...." - Read Jacob's Story
Jacob Granger graduated from Bournemouth University in 2017 - he is now a senior reporter at journalism.co.uk
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"You get thrown in at the deep end, so I was grateful for all the preparation I got from the course – like newsdays – before starting. You have to walk around the first month pretending you know what you are doing, and then after a month you really will know what you are doing." - Read Kit's Story
Kit Bradshaw graduated from City University in 2016 - he is now reading the news at Sky News Radio