Certificate Programme in Development Journalism [15 days left]

Where

OrganizerDevelopment Channel(NGO/Non-profit/Social enterprise)

Important Dates

Start Date: June 1, 2012
End Date : July 16, 2012

Eligibility Grad Level,Postgrad Level

Type of Opportunity Internship/Training

Tags

Published OnFebruary 6, 2012

Development Channel announces one-month Certificate programme in Development Journalism

i-CORD in association with Development Channel organizes a 30-day ‘Certificate Programme on Development Journalism’ from mid June to mid July 16 2011.

Key Highlights

Expert sessions on major development issues
Training on Journalism: Reporting an Editing
On-the-job training
Meet the Leader Programme

Experts and speakers
1. Rajdeep Sardesai: Editor-in-Chief, CNN IBN
2. Vijai Trivedi: Consulting Editor, NDTV
3. A K Tiwari: Director, PIB-Rural Development Ministry
4. Binoy Job: Director, Prime Minister’s Office
5. Ravish Kumar: Senior Editor, NDTV India
6. Pallavi Ghosh: Chief Political Correspondant, CNN IBN
7. Pankaj Pachauri: Managing Editor, NDTV
8. Nidhi Kulpati: Associate Editor, NDTV
9. Rohit Kansal: Director, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
10. Bilal Zaidi: Anchor/Correspondent NewsX
11. Sanket Upadhyay: Anchor/Correspondent Times Now
12. Alok Pandey: Kolkata, Patna Correspondent NDTV
13. Kashmir Singh IPS: Jt secy MHA
14. Pushpendra Singh: Grassroot Activist
15. Manish Sethi: Lecturer, Jamia Millia, Convenor
16. Prashant Negi: Lecturer, Jamia Millia
17. Prof GH Zaidi: HoD, Applied Arts, Jamia Millia

Topics
Issues of Sectarian crisis and Inclusive reportage
Minority issues
The Development vs Law and Order debate in the Naxal corridor
Land and Agrarian reforms
Solidarity Group Understanding Exclusion and Urban Ghettoisation
Concepts of Social Exclusion
Techniques – Understanding Photography
& More…

Eligibility
Any candidate under the age of 25 who is interested in Development Journalism can apply

About us:

Development Channel is a not-for-profit, web based media organisation focussing on development and social issues. We provide development news, news from rural areas, information that are useful to citizens etc.

i-CORD
It is a first-of-its kind of institute for Development Journalism. I-CORD is initiated by mainstream journalists to bring social change through media. It is under the aegis of Development Channel.

Website of Opportunity: http://www.developmentchannel.org

Email address/Contact Page: http://www.developmentchannel.org