Free journalism training resources for students and educators

Practical exercises, workshops, lessons, and guides designed to build editorial skills and values — all free to download and adapt

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Quick guides, exercises, workshops, lessons, modules and refreshers — structured for every learning context

Quick Guides

We’ve turned selected in-depth training material into bite-sized checklists for easy reference and review

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Exercises

Our free one-hour exercises provide practical skill-building activities for self-directed learning

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Workshops

Our two-hour and four-hour workshops offer structured training sessions on essential journalism skills

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Lessons

Our free day-long lesson outlines are for trainers to download and adapt for specific local training needs

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Modules

Our free six-week course modules deliver structured training programmes on major journalism themes

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Refreshers

Our free day-long intense refresher courses are to help experienced journalists update their skills

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Media Helping Media (MHM) offers free journalism training resources for students and educators, supporting both those learning and those teaching

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