Be confident, show your passion and become one of 30 excellent people selected to attend the Multimedia Communication application skills training course. Participants will be trained in multimedia communication skills: writing, photography, filming, editing, broadcasting... to complete a complete multimedia communication work to meet the requirements and demands of modern journalism processes. The program to discuss and improve Multimedia Communication application skills is part of the project "Enhancing the capacity of young journalists" - Empowering Young Vietnamese Journalists, abbreviated as EVJ. This is a journalism training project initiated by a group of Vietnamese scholars and students who have studied and gained practical experience in the United States when they were awarded scholarships by the US Department of State and the US Government.
For nearly 4 years, the Faculty of Journalism and Communication, University of Social Sciences and Humanities has supported and coordinated with members of the EVJ project team to successfully organize many training programs: journalism skills, press photography skills, news production, television reporting, etc.
Application form to attend the course download here.
The application form and all attachments attached to the application form should be sent to the email address: fjc.ussh@gmail.com. The email subject should clearly state: Program for discussion and improvement of skills in applying Multimedia Communications.
Note: The application must be recorded in DOC or PDF format.
Application Deadline: 17:00, September 28, 2012 Candidates selected to participate in the training course will be notified of the results and schedule on October 1, 2012.
The course duration is 3 weeks. The expected start date is 06/10/2012 (Saturday) and continues on weekends in October 2012.
Students who register for the course commit to fully implementing the training schedule of the Organizing Committee. All images, press works, etc. created and implemented within the framework and scope of the course are owned and used by the Organizing Committee of the program.
