About The British College of Journalism
Learn with industry professionals
The British College of Journalism is a division of International News Syndicate Limited. Our directors and principals have been involved in all aspects of media work for some 30 years.
We are an international media-training company with students in more than 80 countries and territories. The College, established in 2007, has 15 years of course delivery experience and a proven history of success. The principles of freelance journalism are similar the world over. However our course has been individually revised and designed to suit the needs of students living and working in the United Kingdom. Your Media Pass and your Diploma of Freelance Journalism from the British College of Journalism are posted to you when you successfully complete your course.
The College is here to assist you every step of the way, through email communication and online course delivery.
The Professional Freelance Journalism Course is designed as a structured training program.
International News Syndicate Limited
Registered and incorporated in the British Virgin Islands.
(Est.1994).
International Head Office address:
507/180 Ocean Street, EGECLIFF, NSW, 2027, AUSTRALIA
Please send all communication to the College via email or using the Contact Us form.
Find our policies here:
Terms & Conditions of Enrolment
Who are we?
Director
Jan Morris
General Manager
Belinda Sharp
Senior Course Tutor
Judy Yorke
Tutors
All tutors are professional freelance journalists currently working within the industry.
Our sister colleges include:
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The British College of interior design
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The British College of Professional Styling
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Andrew L
I have started working with Kung Fu Kingdom, which has accepted and commissioned several pieces of my work. This achievement speaks volumes about the quality and practical relevance of the education I received from the British College of Journalism.
Emily B
I've found that having this journalism qualification, and subsequently being published, has been beneficial for my work as a copywriter.
Olga E
…. a stock of written travel articles is in the process of being pitched to the potential publications.
Kokumo N
If you’re looking to improve your writing skills, whether as a beginner, or mature writer, who just want to brush up your talents, I would recommend the British College of Journalism.
Adebayo A
I can confidently say I learnt every trick of the trade to write for any market. This course has improved and enlightened my professional knowledge and skills to writing and establishing my own magazine.
