The Faculty of Journalism and Communication (University of Social Sciences and Humanities), in collaboration with the "Enhancing the Capacity of Young Vietnamese Journalists" Project (funded by the US Embassy), will organize a training course on journalistic skills in November 2011, with a total value of USD 15,000. The focus of the training course is to enhance practical knowledge and operational skills for journalism and communication students in particular, and students interested in and passionate about this field in general.This is the third year that the project, funded by the US Embassy, has collaborated with the Faculty of Journalism & Communication. However, it is the first year that, in addition to improving writing skills, the course will focus on training and developing operational skills and photo editing for students. A photo exhibition with attractive prizes for participating students will be held at the end of the course. Presenting and guiding students during the sessions are experienced professionals in journalism such as Mr. De David Frogier de Ponlevoy, a proofreader and trainer for VOV5 and VOV1 of the Voice of Vietnam, and photographer Doan Bao Chau, who has photographed for major news agencies and newspapers such as Associated Press, Reuters, the New York Times, and Forbes. In addition, there will be participation from journalists and journalism experts such as Dr. [Name of expert]. Pham Minh Son (Head of the Department of International Relations - Academy of Journalism and Communication), Master Tran Le Thuy, Mr. Le Quoc Minh (Editor-in-Chief of VietnamPlus, an online newspaper reporting on Vietnam and the world in 5 languages, and the first and only media agency to date with a license to publish news on telecommunications networks in Vietnam)... The course will be held on Saturdays and Sundays, from November 5th to December 3rd, 2011. Certificates from the Project will be awarded at the end of the course. - Do you want to become a participant in the program? Please download the registration form at the end of the article and send it to the Faculty of Journalism & Communication as soon as possible. - Priority will be given to: + Students who have collaborated with or are currently collaborating with media organizations. + Students whose works have been published in mass media. - In addition, the Journalism Department will still reserve 10 spots to encourage the professional passion of other students who are not in priority categories but have submitted their applications earliest. - Application submission methods: + Hard copy submitted to the Assistant's Office (Journalism and Communication Department Office) to Mr. Tran Le Minh before 5 PM on October 25, 2011 + or: Soft copy submitted via email to minhle1411@gmail.com before 8 PM on November 25, 2011, with the subject clearly stating: Application for the 2011 Young Journalists Capacity Building Course.
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