How to Write for IT Magazines
Learn how to write for I.T. & computer magazines in our Professional Freelance Journalism Course.
There is no end of opportunities for people who want to turn their passion for technology into a writing career.
Having the passion means your thirst for tech developments is never quenched and there is never too much time spent tinkering and learning new things to do with the latest products and services. The writing is something that needs practice, discipline and observation. But it couldn’t be easier. In the same way you’d methodically build a system or install a new component, you can learn to write effectively by reading the best tech journalism around and working out how the pros do it compared to amateur bloggers.
The British College of Journalism’s Professional Freelance Journalism Course is designed to explore the ways to write for I.T. and computer magazines, along with the numerous other writing opportunities available to competent freelance journalists.
This course is conducted by distance learning via email, over your choice of 12 or 24 weeks. We offer full flexibility with deadlines, and you may take as long as a year to complete your course work. You will work alongside a working journalist, benefiting from their years of industry experience and know-how.
If writing for IT and computer magazines from the comfort of your own home sounds like your dream job, enter your details into the form above and let us show you how to make your dream into a reality.
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