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Free apps development training for journalists
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In this self-paced course, successful candidates will learn to design apps to transform how the news environment works.
The PMI has made available revolutionary digital-based courses that will benefit 25 up-and-coming multimedia and community journalists. This is an opportunity for upskilling and reskilling to survive the challenges of the ever-changing news environment. The objective of the programme is to enable journalists to transform the way they work and bridge the worlds of traditional media and an always-on marketplace.
According to PMI, which contributed the courses to support innovation and digital transformation in the South African news media, the successful candidates will be expected to first complete a three-module CD-Foundation course.
They will then qualify to advance to the Citizen Developer Practitioner level where they will learn how to develop a deeper understanding of digital platforms and applications in a consistent, compliant, and scalable manner.
Each successful applicant will get both courses for free.
How to apply
- Write a 500-word motivation stating why you should be considered for this course.
- Prepare a one-page CV.
- Compile a compressed portfolio of evidence / stories published on print or online or broadcast on radio or TV.
- Send the documents / clips via email / WeTransfer to Sanef administrator, Dzudzie Netshisaulu, sanef@sanef.org.za
- Applications to be submitted on or before 6 January 2023.
Who qualifies
- Any multimedia or community media journalist who has practiced for a minimum of one year either as a freelancer or employed in a newsroom.
- Applicants must have a journalism certificate, diploma or degree from an accredited institution.
- Applicant must have access to a computer or smartphone or tablet as well as data.
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