- Más estudiantes libios estudiaran en Malta
- 04.03.13
Libia y Malta han firmado un contrato de formación para la educación, que convertirá a la escuela Libia Ta' Giorni en un centro de formación de excelencia con capacidad para 900 nuevos estudiantes libios. Habrá colaboración entre los estudiantes de la Facultad de Artes de Malta, Ciencias y tecnología (MCAST) y la escuela Libia. Bajo el nuevo acuerdo, más de 900 estudiantes libios estudiará en este programa, según el Times de Malta. También hay planes para establecer un campus MCAST en Misrata.
Las mejoras a la escuela Ta' Gioni de Malta serán financiados por el gobierno de Libia, y Malta proporcionará los conocimientos y el personal docente. El ministro libio de trabajo y reconversión, Mohamed Fitouri Sualim, dijo que ahora habría un enfoque renovado en la escuela Ta' Giorni de Libia.
Añadió que, en el pasado, la escuela no había sido utilizada tanto como debería.
(Fuente: Libia Herald)
- BBC News Reporting Course
27-29 August 2013
Tunisia- Making stories relevant and engaging for the audience
- Understanding the EU and its relationship with its neighbours
- Journalistic ethics
- Effective news gathering
- Professional interviewing techniques.
- Making stories relevant and engaging for the audience
- Multi-Platform Ethical Journalism
28 Oct- 1 Nov 2013
Tunisia- Basics of multi-platform journalism
- Creating professional content for on-line
- Techniques of mobile reporting
- Ethics and responsibilities of on-line journalism
- Citizen journalism
- Building on-line communities
- Search Engine Optimization
- Blogging, Social Media and Online Curation.
- Media Managers & Senior Editors on Professional and Financial Independence
21-25 Oct 2013
Tunisia- Business planning
- Strategic marketing
- Developing practical tools – mechanics of selling advertising preparing price lists, negotiation techniques
- Effective broadcast scheduling
- Managing multi-platform content
- Newsroom management, including integrated newsrooms
- Foreign desk management
- EU and its policies towards your country and region
- HR development
- Winning donor grants and project management.
Further details including requirements for applicants can be found on the call. Media Neighbourhood is a three-year training programme for journalists, editors and managers from broadcast, print and online. It is funded by the European Union and delivered by a consortium led by BBC Media Action.
The programme has two main aims.- To strengthen the professional capacity of journalists, particularly in the areas of media independence and online media.
- To improve the reporting of EU social, economic and political policies within the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Caucasus.
(Source: EU Neighbourhood Info)
