Journalist

Hi,
Becoming a travel journalist can be a fun, exciting, and rewarding career! As with any career, you must have dedication and passion. A good education (formal or informal) complemented with hard work is key.
Key Factors to Consider
You must love to write, especially about travel. Do you have a good idea for a story? Do you possess “communication powers?” Are you able to get people to speak with you? Are you be able to “breathe” life into a story with your words and make it come alive? Can you work under pressure? You may want to consider these before you embark on a journey to become a travel journalist.
Becoming a travel journalist
-Choose the right course of study. You can go for a four-year general journalism degree at a top journalism school, which will certainly open doors, or consider an online course specifically for travel journalism (as well as travel photography) which can open the right doors.
-Decide the type of journalism you would like to pursue such as newspapers, magazines, television, or online.
-Networking, networking, networking! Speak to as many people as you can! Who knows, some of them may become your mentor.
-Get your name out there. Send out resumes to different media outlets across India. This is a great way to build relationships with editors, publishers, producers, directors, etc.
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Hi,
Photojournalists-
Work for newspapers and news magazines who commission them to provide photographs of newsworthy events, things and situations
They combine an ability to find and record dramatic action with photographic talent.
Use agility, good observation and alertness to get the best pictures I would like to bifurcate the process into few steps:-
1. Get an education:- While a traditional, formal education is not a requirement to establish a career in photojournalism, becoming a good photographer does require technical expertise.
*Nikon India offers an Advanced Level Program
For those who want to learn more about a specific genre of photography like fashion, wildlife, photojournalism, studio etc. Understanding of the different controls and modes of DSLR camera is required, along with a good understanding of exposure control.
*Bharti Vidyapeeth School of Photography
Diploma in Photo Journalism
*Shari Academy
Diploma in Photo Journalism
2. Develop contacts in the photographic field. Join professional organizations, subscribe to photography newsletters and join camera clubs to meet people, learn tricks of the trade and even break into the photojournalism field.
3. Develop a resume. A website or digital portfolio may be more enticing than a traditional idea. The more visual your resume, the better for showcasing your work.
4. Seek an internship. Decide where you want to work based on your experience and plans for the future. Develop a portfolio that caters to the client's interest and apply for the internship.
5. Ask for feedback. Get feedback from professional contacts and teachers. The constructive criticism can help you develop and improve your photojournalism skills.
6. Stay informed about the latest developments within the field so you can stay competitive and rise above others in your field.
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Hi,
Journalism is the business of giving news. Journalists work for newspapers, magazines, regional dailies, the electronic medium, websites and for government & public sector publications. The print medium holds an important role in our lives, providing the latest news and acting as a forum for addressing public issues and grievances.
How to get there-
Class XII (any subject) followed by an undergraduate degree in journalism /any discipline for specialist writing
Graduates can pursue a professional degree/diploma in journalism from an institute of journalism
Apprenticeship positions are filled by graduates with a newspaper for supervised training
Courses in journalism are offered in English, Hindi and regional languages
Skills required-
Good general knowledge
Keen observation, inquisitive temperament
Good perception and interest in details
Ability to sift relevant facts from the irrelevant
Clear and logical
Intellectually curious
Self motivated and persevering
A style of writing that is accurate, readable and informed
Interest in current affairs
Tactful, confident and organised while interviewing people
Alert, physically fit and healthy
Creative
Knowledgeable
Prestigious Institutes in India
Asian College of Journalism, Chennai
Mudra Institute of Communications
J K Mass Communication Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia
Symbiosis Institute of Mass Communication, Pune
AJK Mass Communication Research Centre
Amity School of Communication (ASCO)
Asian College of Journalism
Garware Institute of Career Education and Development
Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)
Trent University
PDN College of Communications Mgmt
You may visit the respective websites for further details.
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Hi,
Becoming a journalist can be a fun and rewarding job, but getting that job starts with a good education and a desire to work hard.
If you are committed to become a journalist, I may suggest you with the following steps:-
1. Choose the right college: an accredited school that not only offers journalism degree, but a place to practice your craft.
2. Decide which type of journalism you're going to pursue: Journalists work in all types of media including newspapers, magazines, photo, television and online.
3. Get an internship: it will provide real-world experience and give you an in at at least one media outlet.
4. Start networking: Go to different journalism conventions and job fairs throughout the year.
5. Put your name out there: As you're trying to break into the field, send your resume and work to various media outlets across the country.
6. Talk & Discuss with your faculty about the prospects of this career.
For more, refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/2060/Journalism-A-Good-Option-For-Those-With-Nose-For-News
https://media.shiksha.com/journalism-courses-in-india-categorypage-7-20-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi,
Travel and tourism sector is one of the booming sectors and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities not only in India but across the globe.
You may consider pursing Master's degree in Travel Journalism.
Professional career opportunities are focused on the tourist field, travel communication and specialist journalism.
This course is aimed at training professionals for working with writers, editors and audiovisual producers and/or webmasters for magazines, newspapers, televisions, radios and multimedia initiatives linked to the communication and travel sector.
This Master's degree also trains students for tourist guiding, communications managers and PR and marketing in the sector.
I would request aru.chopra to give you detailed information regarding how to make career in the field of journalism or photographer.
Hope this helps.
All the Best.