Guardian Journalism Masterclass
The Guardian newspaper has selected the University of Greenwich as the London host for its masterclass on international development journalism.
The masterclass, entitled “International development journalism: how to write for a national newspaper or web site”, will be held on the university’s campus in the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich on Wednesday, March 3 at 4pm.
Speakers will include Sue George, Editor of Guardian Creative, along with another senior journalist from the Guardian's editorial team and a previous competition winner. It will be chaired by the performer and writer Caroline Smith, who runs the Media Writing degree at the University of Greenwich.
The masterclass is open to student journalists and others who are not working professionally in the industry. It will provide them with valuable tools in their development and help them to prepare their entries for the amateur section of the Guardian competition, which closes this summer. Sixteen competition finalists, including eight amateurs, will be offered journalistic assignments in the developing world, and will have their work published in the Guardian.
You can watch this event live via the internet!
Just come back to this page at 4pm on March 3rd and click on the link below to access the masterclass.