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NSK-EJC Fellowship Programme

http://www.ejc.net/about/press_releases/nsk_ejc_fellowship_programme/

Nihon Shinbun Kyokai – the Japanese Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association – has taken great interest in promoting international understanding and friendship through cooperation with journalists of all nationalities since its establishment in 1946. The 2008 edition of the NSK-EJC Fellowship Programme will take place in Tokyo, Japan, from 28 September to 10 October.

The main objective of the course is to promote better understanding of Japan in general. The programme will consist of lectures covering politics, economy, society, culture and other aspects of Japan. A group-tour with various social and cultural activities will also be planned.

Applicants eligible for the programme are European journalists who are less than 35 years old and have at least five years of experience as full-time journalists. The programme provides the Fellows with a yen payment equivalent to a maximum amount of 500 EUR to cover flight tickets. The accommodation fee (breakfast included) and local transportation fees will be paid by NSK.

The European Journalism Centre is responsible for the pre-selection and recommendation of the Fellows. The final selection will be based on the motivation letter and the CV of every candidate.

A PDF of the application: download.

For further information about the programme, please contact: Ms. Maria Manta: manta@ejc.nl

The deadline for applications, which you can find in the attached documents, is Friday, 27 June, 2008, 12.00 a.m. Brussels time.

Applications arriving after the 27 June will not be taken into consideration.

———-It’s less than a week to the deadline!————

Best,

youme.

by youme. at Sat Jun 21 09:00:27 UTC 2008 (ed. Jun 23 2008) Bangkok, Thailand | Bookmark this | Digg this |

27 Jun 2008 00:06
Thanks for posting!

by Damaso Reyes | 22 Jun 2008 04:06 | Brooklyn, United States |
Thank you too, Damaso as always for your postings!

Cheers,

youme.

by youme. | 22 Jun 2008 05:06 | Bangkok, Thailand |
Come to Japan! The land of Kisha Clubs that heavily restrict and control which news organaziations are allowed to cover the news and where serious photojournalism hardly sees the light of day. As a veteran of 20+ years of living and working in this country, I find it quite humorous that Japan is being touted a place to study ethical journalism. So come here if you want to eat sushi and photograph geisha, Mount Fuji, and take press tours where you are very limited in what you can photograph.

by Torin Boyd | 23 Jun 2008 00:06 | Toyko, Japan |
Under 35 with 5 years working as a full time student? I can understand the need to have a selection of the experience working journalists now but what about IN 5 years time the graduates of today are offered full time work? I would love to go to it to further my current studies at the moment.

by Jonathan JK Morris | 23 Jun 2008 18:06 | Swansea, United Kingdom |

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youme., Editor|Project Coordinato youme.
Editor|Project Coordinato
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Bangkok , Thailand
Damaso Reyes, Photojournalist Damaso Reyes
Photojournalist
Brooklyn , United States
Torin Boyd, photojournalist Torin Boyd
photojournalist
(Torin)
NYC, CA & WA State , United States ( NRT )
Jonathan JK Morris, Photojournalist Jonathan JK Morris
Photojournalist
Swansea , United Kingdom


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