How to join journalism?

To join journalism, you can earn a degree, gain relevant experience, and build a portfolio. You can also develop your writing, research, and presentation skills. 

Education

Earn a bachelor's degree in journalism, mass communication, or a related field 

Consider a diploma or certificate course in journalism 

Take a journalism specialization course to learn best practices and ethical standards 

Experience 

Apply for internships at media organizations

Work in a related field

Create content for your own blog, podcast, or videocast

Portfolio 

Compile your best work, including articles, videos, podcasts, or photojournalism

Showcase your skills and range as a journalist

Networking 

Attend journalism conferences, workshops, and events

Connect with publishers and editors at media organizations

Personal brand 

Create a professional website or blog to showcase your work

Establish a presence on social media platforms

Skills 

Develop your writing, research, and presentation skills

Stay informed and adaptable to industry trends

Other considerations

Consider taking an entrance exam to get into a journalism program 

Consider specializing in a particular area of journalism, such as broadcast,

data, or newsgathering