- 1 - 5 Nov, 2026
- English
This course provides this course to enable trainees to consider and analyze Press Messages and Images they are exposed to as consumers of events and accidents, and how to properly receive information from various sources, including printed and electronic materials.
Journalistic story is an unconventional type of writing in the world of Press, in which the journalist shall harness his skills and senses enabling him to illustrate the journalistic story for the reader, by presenting a vivid and dynamic picture of the event, and reviving the nature of the issues.
Journalistic story is not limited to one area and could be used in many different fields. This has led many newspapers, and news agencies to use them in the service of humanitarian issues in society, dealing with unemployment, wars, disasters, economic affairs, poverty, health and other important aspects of life.
Newspapers in all over the world employ the art of portraiture to present the autobiography of prominent and influential people in societies, in order to target readers' human interests, by highlighting the educational certificates obtained by the person, his family, career, and his duties and responsibilities.
When writing a portrait of a particular famous figure, the journalist must review a variety of documents written about him, such as articles and newspaper interviews, as well as making direct contacts with live sources of the relevant public figure, such as a family member or a friend.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
This course provides this course for the following audience:
Course Objectives:
After completing the program, trainees will be able to master the following topics:
Printed Media: Books, Magazines, and Newspapers.
Electronic Media: Audio content, Television, and Movies
Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations
This course provides this course to enable trainees to consider and analyze Press Messages and Images they are exposed to as consumers of events and accidents, and how to properly receive information from various sources, including printed and electronic materials.
Journalistic story is an unconventional type of writing in the world of Press, in which the journalist shall harness his skills and senses enabling him to illustrate the journalistic story for the reader, by presenting a vivid and dynamic picture of the event, and reviving the nature of the issues.
Journalistic story is not limited to one area and could be used in many different fields. This has led many newspapers, and news agencies to use them in the service of humanitarian issues in society, dealing with unemployment, wars, disasters, economic affairs, poverty, health and other important aspects of life.
Newspapers in all over the world employ the art of portraiture to present the autobiography of prominent and influential people in societies, in order to target readers' human interests, by highlighting the educational certificates obtained by the person, his family, career, and his duties and responsibilities.
When writing a portrait of a particular famous figure, the journalist must review a variety of documents written about him, such as articles and newspaper interviews, as well as making direct contacts with live sources of the relevant public figure, such as a family member or a friend.
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
This course provides this course for the following audience:
Course Objectives:
After completing the program, trainees will be able to master the following topics:
Printed Media: Books, Magazines, and Newspapers.
Electronic Media: Audio content, Television, and Movies
Journalism, Advertising and Public Relations
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