Your Professional Freelance Journalism Course Award and Recognition
Your Diploma
The Diploma of Freelance Journalism from the British College of Journalism is awarded to successful graduates of this course.
The practical knowledge and experience you will have acquired throughout this online freelance journalism course will be of enormous importance as you establish yourself as a freelance journalist.
At the end of your course, you will have acquired a level of skill where you can take on any assignment you choose.
Your Media Pass
At the successful completion of your course, you can apply to receive the INS Media Pass. You may find this pass can open many doors for you. This pass clearly states your training as a freelance journalist and provides a useful and important form of identification. Your pass is free. The Media Pass has a three year expiry, but graduates can purchase an updated pass when required.
In addition, you are automatically accredited with International News Syndicate LTD. (INS). This accreditation places you on our register of freelance writers and other media providers.
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Earn your diploma
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Prove your journalism training with your media pass
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