Comments about Journalism - Print & Broadcast Ontario College Advanced Diploma - At the institution - North Bay - Ontario
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Objectives
Canadore’s three-year Journalism - Print and Broadcast program prepares students to enter this fast-paced field. Students will learn to conduct background research, plan and conduct interviews, take photographs, shoot video and record audio. They will have the opportunity to do live on-air interviews for the college’s radio and television stations; they will also write editorials and do desktop layout for the college’s online newspaper. The program’s final year brings those skills together as the students prepare for a six-week work placement in the industry, where they put theory into practice in the workplace. The program’s focus is on helping the student create and expand a portfolio of work that displays skills across a number of media including radio, television, newspapers, magazines and the Internet. Professional portfolios maximize the graduate’s chance of securing a journalist’s job by proving they have a wide range of skills to meet the challenges of a demanding industry.
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Practical experience
There is a work placement aspect to this program.
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Entry requirements
Students must have excellent oral and written communication skills, some familiarity with still and video photography, and exhibit computer skills. They will also need to be creative and motivated, as well as be up-to-date and interested in current events. Having completed a Media Studies or Mass Media course is an added bonus.
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Academic title
Journalism - Print & Broadcast Ontario College Advanced Diploma
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Course description
SEMESTER ONE:
• JPB 100 Introductory Broadcast Technology
• SCA 110 Interviewing Techniques
• SCA 114 Newswriting
• SCA 221 Government Relations
• CMM 105 English Editing I
SEMESTER TWO:
• JPB 200 Feature Writing
• JPB 301 Radio News Production
• JPB 202 Television News Production
• JPB 203 Public Relations
• GRD 124 Photography I - Fundamentals
• CMM 205 English Editing II
SEMESTER THREE:
• JPB 401 Editing & Layout
• JPB 300 Native Issues
• JPB 201 Radio Television News Production I
• JPB 303 Advanced Reporting
• CMM 240 Contemporary Issues in Communication
SEMESTER FOUR:
• JPB 302 Desktop Publishing
• JPB 400 Investigative Reporting
• JPB 402 Radio Television News Production II
• JPB 501 Photojournalism
• CMM 220 Speaking Up - Speaking Out II
SEMESTER FIVE:
• JPB 503 Longer Form/Documentary Production
• JPB 500 Newsroom Operations I
• JPB 502 Preparation for Field Placement
• SCA 205 Economics & Social Issues
SEMESTER SIX:
• JPB 600 Professional Portfolio Development (8wks)
• JPB 601 Newsroom Operations II (8wks)
• JPB 602 Work Placement (7wks)
