Sentences with phrase «formal journalism training»

So Mikkel turned back to her natural gift and love, working with animals, and then proceeded to get all the formal journalism training she could.

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You can make it without formal postgraduate training, but it is definitely the safest (if not the cheapest) route to a science journalism career.

Science journalism is a highly competitive field, but formal training, while a good idea, isn't essential, and you don't have to have an advanced degree: You can succeed with little more than talent, audacity, and a bachelor's degree.

Contributing Editor for Europe Elisabeth Pain addressed the same question, more or less, from a European perspective, where writers can choose between a journalism program, a program in science communications, or no formal training at all.

Young scientists in the U.K. who decide to get formal training to ease their transition into science writing have two options: a postgraduate diploma in journalism or a science communication degree.

As of 2013, Trinity was still in a Milwaukee public school, where she benefitted from a small class size, a formal education plan, and a teacher trained in special education.9 Her mom told the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism that she was happy with Trinity's new public school.

As with publishing, formal training schemes in journalism are normally only offered by the larger and more famous organisations, and some are open to non-graduates.