The Rejection From My Dream Job Turned Out To Be The Best Thing For My Career

The job hunt can be long and lonely, especially when you've been passed over for your dream job, but there's more positivity to it than you might think.

A Day In The Life Of… Adam Shepherd, Reviews and Community Editor at IT Pro

Developing a specialism is something we often hear a lot about and it’s true that it’s often an excellent way…

You’ve Just Been Sent A Poll Result. What Do You Even Do With It?

You've got another pile of press releases in your inbox. They all contain surveys. So how do you make sure you're getting it right?

A Day In The Life Of… Lewis Warner, Reporter at ITV News Border

Lewis Warner only graduated in 2018, but is already a reporter for ITV Border. Here he talks about his time at ITV Central, from how he got the gig to how you can make a difference on stories that really matter.

The Complicated Ethics Of Personal Essays: How To Write And Commission Them Responsibly

Personal essays are everywhere. But how do you write or commission them without putting people in the way of harm? We look at everything you need to know.

A Day In The Life Of… Chloe Pizzey, Press and Communications Officer at Chalton Athletic Community Trust

Ever since she was young, Chloe Pizzey knew that she wanted to work in football. Her mum was a professional…

In Short, How Do We All Report On Climate Change Better?

The climate emergency is the story of our time – but when you're a reporter on a deadline, how do you make sure you're reporting it responsibly? We spoke to the experts.

How To Safeguard Your Mental Health As A Journalist

Mental illness doesn't just affect journalists working on the frontline, in fact, it's just as vital to be thinking about your mental health as a freelancer or desk reporter. Here's why.

16 Places You Can Get Free Journalism Training To Do All The Upskilling

Looking for an easy way to upskill without parting with your hard-earned dollar? No stress pal, we've got your back.