Communication Studies and Language - Communication Studies
The journalism qualification aims to prepare individuals for the dynamic field of journalism in South Africa. By emphasizing sound ethical standards and technical skills, the course equips learners to become proficient journalists who serve as watchdogs for society. The focus on fostering technically skilled and ethically sound journalists is crucial for maintaining media integrity and credibility in South Africa. This qualification not only prepares individuals for careers in journalism but also equips them to pursue freelance opportunities in the ever-evolving media landscape.
Integrated assessment: Integrated assessment offers learners a chance to demonstrate their ability to combine practical performance, concepts, and theory from various unit standards to attain competence within this qualification. For instance, students will be required to utilize learning components from the first semester of Print Journalism to complete assignments in Web Journalism during the second semester. This includes aspects such as writing skills, headlines, captions, etc.
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