English for Journalism
Master journalism skills and English for media in this comprehensive course for non-native speakers.
Master journalism skills and English for media in this comprehensive course for non-native speakers.
This course is designed for non-native English speakers interested in developing skills for modern journalism. It covers print and digital media through authentic readings and video lectures, expanding vocabulary and improving abilities to read, research, and develop news stories. The course is divided into five units: Introduction and Principles of Journalism, How to Research, Pitch, and Interview, Words in Print, Broadcasting the News, and Journalism in the Digital Age. Learners will explore the history of journalism, practice researching and pitching stories, learn to write effective leads and articles, develop broadcast skills, and analyze the impact of digital technologies on journalism.
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What you'll learn
Understand the principles and history of journalism
Develop skills in researching, pitching, and interviewing for news stories
Write effective leads and articles for print media
Create and deliver broadcast news scripts
Analyze the impact of digital technologies on journalism
Improve English language skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking for journalism
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
3.75 Hours PreRecorded video
58 assignments,4 peer reviews
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There are 5 modules in this course
This comprehensive course covers essential aspects of modern journalism for non-native English speakers. It begins with an introduction to journalism principles and history. Learners then focus on researching, pitching, and interviewing techniques. The course also covers writing for print media, including creating effective leads and articles. Broadcast journalism skills are developed, focusing on script writing and delivery. The final unit explores digital journalism, including its impact on traditional media and ethical considerations. Throughout the course, learners engage with authentic materials, practice language skills, and apply journalistic concepts through practical assignments.
Introduction and Principles of Journalism
Module 1 · 9 Hours to complete
How to Research, Pitch, and Interview
Module 2 · 9 Hours to complete
Words in Print
Module 3 · 8 Hours to complete
Broadcasting the News
Module 4 · 7 Hours to complete
Journalism in the Digital Age
Module 5 · 7 Hours to complete
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Instructors
Manager of Instructional Staff Development at the University of Pennsylvania
John Cotton brings over two decades of experience in teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) to his role as Manager of Instructional Staff Development at the University of Pennsylvania's English Language Programs (ELP). Since earning his MA in TESOL in Portland, Oregon, John has taught English in diverse settings, including Ireland, London, and Mexico, and has worked with students pursuing careers in engineering, healthcare, architecture, and more. John’s expertise extends beyond classroom instruction to mentoring new instructors, ensuring high-quality education for ELP students worldwide. His course "English for Journalism" equips learners with specialized language skills necessary for media and communication careers.
Language Specialist at the University of Pennsylvania
Eve Nora Litt is a dedicated language specialist at the University of Pennsylvania's English Language Programs (ELP), where she has been an integral part since 2011. Her expertise lies in teaching within the Intensive Program, Business Intensive Program, and Institute of Academic Studies. A passionate advocate for integrating technology into the classroom, Eve actively serves on the Educational Technology Committee to enhance learning experiences. She also mentors TESOL MSEd students at the Penn Graduate School of Education, combining her MSEd in TESOL and Elementary Education to support emerging educators. Eve's love for languages extends to her study of Arabic, a journey inspired by her travels to Lebanon in 2013.
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