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Photojournalism course £894.50
Student testimonials
Taro Hori
I am doing the photojournalism course with CTJT and it has been such a great experience
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The best thing about this course is you can cover a wide range of photojournalism materials through various practical exercises.
Another great thing about this course is you do not do only what tutors ask you to do, but you can arrange and plan what you want to capture.
So you go and look for variety of news and take photos by yourself.
All exercises give you a chance to express your talent and perspective.
Also this course is suitable for full time workers and internationals students.
I am taking this course in Japan as I work full time. But there is no pressure and hurry. I can always control my pace of study time.
Also it is a good opportunity for me to write about what is happening in my country.
Also I haven't got any problem in communication with tutors by email. They reply me soon once they get my message. So I can always ask them questions anytime, anywhere. The course is very useful, practical and fun. I enjoy studying even though I have to work every day.
The course keeps my motivation for being a photojournalist.
At the end of course, I would like to travel around the world to document various cultural events and social issues by using all the knowledge and experiences I learnt from the course.