Legal and court reporters are the legal eagles of the journalism world, specialists in the legal systems and laws. Court reporters are well able to give live feedback to the public during the trial and produce informed content about court cases. To report on legal matters, you need a good basis in the law and what you can and can’t do in court, based on the case.
Fun fact: Did you know that courts form the judicial part of government? Other parts are the executive (the presidency) and the legislative part (parliament). All three are covered by legal reporters. Plus, South Africa and other countries have commitments and treaties that they sign with international players, so law provides a wide world to explore.
Think you are ready for the challenge?
Are you insatiably curious about the world and love learning new things? Do you want to write or talk about the latest news to an audience as interested as you are? Do you dream of seeing your name associated with outstanding content; written, oral or video? Then you need the best possible foundation in practical journalism skills.
This is the qualification for those who want to change the world by letting people know what is really going on.
Top journalists, editors and trainers identified just what you will need to be a part of the next generation of award-winning journalists and developed this qualification.
1 year | NQF level 5 – QCTO qualification | Facilitated online and in person |
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