Your Award and Recognition
Your Certificate of Completion
The Certificate of Completion for The Professional Freelance Journalism Course is awarded to successful graduates of this course.
The practical knowledge and experience you will have acquired throughout this journalism course is also of enormous importance. At the end of your course, you will have acquired a level of skill where you can take on any freelance assignment you choose.
Your certification will be sent to your postal address within two weeks of your course graduation.
Your Media Pass
At the successful completion of your online journalism course, you can apply to receive the INS Media Pass. You may find this pass can open many doors for you. This pass clearly states your training as a freelance journalist and provides a useful and important form of identification. Your pass is free. The ID pass has a three year expiry, but graduates can purchase an updated pass when required.
In addition, you are automatically accredited by the International News Syndicate (INS). This accreditation places you on our register of freelance writers and other media providers.
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Ajith John V
This program has equipped me with the essential skills and boosted my confidence to create engaging content, publish it online, and even produce captivating documentaries.
Chris F
During the journalism course and since its completion I have been actively pursuing freelance work in the music industry … I have written over 100 album reviews, I have reviewed an incredible array of live concerts and I have had the chance to interview some of my musical heroes.
Tom G
About six months after completing the course I started working at Reader’s Digest, where I garnered a lot of experience across a mix of advertising, copywriting and journalism-based assignments. Without having done the course, I wouldn’t have even got a look-in for the position…
Ken W
Following a trip to Europe, I decided I wanted to turn my hobby of writing into something greater so that I could contribute pieces to magazines and newspapers. Already working a full-time job, I only wanted to pursue freelance journalism on a part-time basis. University didn’t feel like the right path for me or my goals, so I started researching the alternatives.
Fatima M
I have successfully been published twice in The Moroccan Times newspaper during the course of my studies. My goal is to continue to write and publish travel and life style articles. I would highly recommend the course to any budding journalist.