Entries for the NCTJ spring exams are due in by Friday, March 2.
Once you have entered
Essential Journalism and
Newspaper and Magazine Regulation exams
The NCTJ will provide mocks
for these exams, and will let you know arrangements when you enter.
CMP does not have any mock exam papers for these subjects. |
Tuesday, 6 February 2018
Attention NCTJ students
Friday, 17 November 2017
NCTJ notice
Please note that the NCTJ Business journalism course has been updated.
Please download the updated lessons (v.17.00) from the OLA.
Please download the updated lessons (v.17.00) from the OLA.
Wednesday, 20 September 2017
NCTJ exam entries due in next week
Reminder for our NCTJ diploma course students: entries for the NCTJ spring exams are due in by Friday, September 29.
Students doing our NCTJ diploma courses need to decide whether to enter any subjects.
You can see the exam dates and exam times here
Do now
- Fill out the exam entry form here Tick the box in section B saying you're a CMP student. You have to pay the exam fees when you submit the form.
- You can see the exam fees here Scroll down to the section: Diploma in journalism. You do not have to pay a registration fee.
- If you want to sit any exams overseas, see details here Scroll down to the section: Sitting exams abroad.
- Download Tips files and mock exam papers for the subjects you have entered from the NCTJ Exam Papers and Exam Tips libraries.
- You must submit coursework with these exams: Broadcasting, and Videojournalism for online. Email us for details.
- Once you have entered, await instructions from the NCTJ, not from us. They normally send them to you around 7-10 days before the exam.
- Queries about exam arrangements should go to the NCTJ, not to us.
- Your results will go to you, not to us.
These replace the Reporting exam and are mandatory. You can see details here
The NCTJ will be providing mock exams and will let you know arrangements when you enter.
CMP does not have any mock exam papers for these subjects,
Message us if you have any questions.
CMP does not have any mock exam papers for these subjects,
Message us if you have any questions.
Thursday, 31 August 2017
NCTJ diploma exams: November sitting
Reminder for our NCTJ diploma course students: entries for the NCTJ spring exams are due in by Friday, September 29.
Students doing our NCTJ diploma courses need to decide whether to enter any subjects.
You can see the exam dates and exam times here
Do now
- Fill out the exam entry form here Tick the box in section B saying you're a CMP student. You have to pay the exam fees when you submit the form.
- You can see the exam fees here Scroll down to the section: Diploma in journalism. You do not have to pay a registration fee.
- If you want to sit any exams overseas, see details here Scroll down to the section: Sitting exams abroad.
- Download Tips files and mock exam papers for the subjects you have entered from the NCTJ Exam Papers and Exam Tips libraries.
- You must submit coursework with these exams: Broadcasting, and Videojournalism for online. Email us for details.
- Once you have entered, await instructions from the NCTJ, not from us. They normally send them to you around 7-10 days before the exam.
- Queries about exam arrangements should go to the NCTJ, not to us.
- Your results will go to you, not to us.
These replace the Reporting exam and are mandatory. You can see details here
The NCTJ will be providing mock exams and will let you know arrangements when you enter.
CMP does not have any mock exam papers for these subjects,
Message us if you have any questions.
CMP does not have any mock exam papers for these subjects,
Message us if you have any questions.
Wednesday, 14 June 2017
Have you done an internship or work experience?
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We are creating an 'alumni' on our website of the places where our
students have done work experience or internships. If you would like to be included, please email barney@collegeofmediaandpublishing.co.uk and tell him:
Also, attach a photograph if you would like us to use it
(optional).
Thanks! |
Friday, 2 June 2017
What's your story? We'd like to hear it
We are looking for stories about our students and graduates to use in press
releases.
This could be an excellent opportunity if you want to raise your online profile.
This is the type of stories we are looking for:
This could be an excellent opportunity if you want to raise your online profile.
This is the type of stories we are looking for:
- The course
changed your life. For example: it led to a career change, or gave you new
direction or purpose, or helped you overcome difficult personal
circumstances.
- The course
led to significant success - a promotion, a new job, or you started your
own business.
- You study
somewhere unusual, or fit your studies around an unusual job.
- You have
beaten the odds. For example, you were told by your school teacher you
would never be able to write; or you launched your own business without
any money after being made unemployed.
If you have an interesting or unusual story to tell, let us
know.
Email cleland@collegeofmediaandpublishing.co.uk with a brief summary.
Email cleland@collegeofmediaandpublishing.co.uk with a brief summary.
Friday, 5 May 2017
Do you need a career blog, or a website?
Our partners, BST Creative, have built many successful sites for our
students, and are offering special deals.
![]() We strongly encourage our students and graduates to have career blogs. They are an essential part of your online profile, which is an absolute must in the online world. They give you the chance to present your CV, introduce yourself to prospective employers and showcase your skills and achievements. Our students have found they make a big difference when it comes to job hunting. BST Creative built one for CMP student Samson Dada – and he was recruited by the global customer advocacy business http://www.inevidencecrp.com/ almost immediately. They told him the blog made his application stand out. See Samson’s career blog Another CMP graduate, Noy Shani, went to BST for a career blog, and it played a significant part in him getting a role with The Sporting Index Group, based in Kennington, London. See his blog And Chris Carra won a national award for his blog, which was designed by BST. Other CMP students have started businesses after they graduated, and have used BST to build their websites. See one of them BST’s Ultimate business start-up package is ideal for students who are looking to set up freelancers after qualifying. It it comes with a website, logo, business cards and essentials. See http://www.bstcreative.co.uk/product/ultimate-business-start-package/ CMP students and graduates get a 20% discount on all BST’s packages. See details: http://www.bstcreative.co.uk/chichester-design-packages/ Use this code on the booking form: CMP2017 |