After university I want to become a forensic photographer, after finding out that my photography degree qualification will be recognised as required skill allows me to carry on with my pursuit of my career in forensic photography. As previously i was told on other websites that i need science a - levels hence why i produced work about crime in Negotiated Major Project because i thought i couldn't be a forensic photographer but it turns i could be. However i need to apply or look for a postgraduate courses in criminology and forensic science.
Diploma in Forensic Science and Criminology
i was sent this other day from the University of Essex, this is what they offer different online postgraduate course in criminology and forensic science. The course takes only 6- 12 months to complete and it as it online and part time so i can do it from home and dont have to travel to Essex to complete the course plus i can do my part time job as well studying. At first i thought this course was just for Police professionals who are looking to go into criminology but it is for anyone with a degree. The degree should linked to forensics which my degree will do as it is photography degree. The cost of this course is £3000 which is a lot but i will to see if i can get financial assistance to complete this course. i need to think about this course i have to July to apply and by then i will have an idea what degree grade i have achieved as well which may inform my decision. I really think this is my way to get my career i want and i have already asked for information from someone at the university the evidence is shown below showing i am really interested.
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Online criminology degrees taught by subject experts |
Improve your earning potential and career prospects with our part-time MSc Criminology and Criminal Psychology postgraduate course. The programme is delivered 100% online and part-time, perfect for people who want a recognised qualification from a top-ranked UK university.
The course has been developed in collaboration with subject experts and industry specialists. Students will explore cutting-edge and important topics like Criminal Victimisation, Applied Forensic Psychology and Practical Psychology for Policing.
It's perfect for professionals who wish to develop their careers within the police force, probation, law and youth programmes and many other areas. The programme has flexible entry requirements that consider both academic and work experience.
We have a range of payment options, including a monthly payment plan and scholarships.
Our next course starts on 18 July and the application deadline is 4 July. Don't miss this opportunity, apply now!
(University of Essex Online, 2017)
Evidence of inquiry
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If i decide not go into forensic photography which is what i favour to go into then i want to go in to Journalism then i should look at and start applying for internships, networking with professionals in that area. I have been a member of LinkedIN for a while now and this is the best social media platform to network with industry professionals.
https://www.linkedin.com
Whilst on there i found this opportuntiy, This could be my ideal job placement as i want travel and i can be a photojournalist at the same time. i could do this year or next year as it is only for three months meaning i wouldn't need take a gap year. The opportunity to gain experience of working with a business is key to being the Newspaper business. i know this is not a newspaper but this opportuntiy could provide me the experience i want to see if i wants to be a photojournalist plus there is mentors and help for you along the way which you may not get if i started straight away in a job in the Uk. The only draw back is the cost, it is over 3,500 pounds for everything including accommodation but it doesn't include food and costs of living. I have applied for this job as it would be a great opportuntiy and i family out in Thailand who have a house their so maybe the cost would be significantly reduced.
Job description
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Duration: Minimum 3 months
Cost: ฿125,000 THB (approx. $3,600 USD / £2,750 GBP) for 3 months
Start Dates: Project is on-going and you can join at any time, subject to availability
Benefits:
- Gain valuable hands-on skills in exciting multi-cultural Bangkok.
- Serious internship focused on the Asian creative industries market.
- Additional advantages including Thai language training, top quality accommodation, access to exclusive business networking events and many more.
- Ideal for those studying photography, journalism and media professionals.
- Keywords: photography, photojournalism, serious internship, work placement, communication
Introduction
This journalism internship is a great opportunity for anyone thinking of becoming a photojournalist or students of photography and journalism. The creative arts industry is blossoming in Southeast Asia, making it a very exciting place to kick-start your creative career. This placement offers you the chance to take your first steps towards a fruitful career in this highly competitive industry. You will be learning from highly experienced mentors and colleagues.
The photography & journalism internship placement will be at a company where you can develop your photography and writing skills. One of the companies hosting interns is a leading PR- agency in Bangkok, serving a customer base of numerous prestigious corporations.
Your placement also includes Thai language classes. A basic knowledge of the local language will not only help you during your internship, it will also allow you to fully immerse in the new culture and facilitate the interaction with locals. Furthermore, you will be granted access to exclusive business networking events, allowing you to make valuable connection in the local business community.
An internship as a photographer in Bangkok is a unique experience. Bangkok is a huge metropolis where old beautiful sights like temples and palaces meet impressive western architecture. Bangkok never sleeps and there are loads of activities day and night with many possibilities to capture the beauty of the city during your photography internship.
Requirements
- Minimum age 18
- Minimum 3 months commitment
- Photography and/or writing skills
- Relevant academic background
- Determination, self-motivation and ability to work in a team environment
- Fluency in English
- Travel & Medical insurance
- Necessary vaccinations
(LinkedIN, 2017)
Evidence of Applying for Volunteer Program
(LinkedIN, 2017)
Q3 Work Experience Opportunities inSalford within News & Journalism
| Job Introduction Welcome to Work Experience opportunities in Salford within News & Journalism. If you’re interested in Radio & Television news, broadcast production, newsgathering techniques and getting some great practical experience on your CV, you’ve come to the right place. Main Responsibilities Every placement is different, but your Work Experience will give you a good all round overview of News & Journalism across programming, reporting and editing. You may get the chance to watch broadcasts go out on air and understand the processes for Drama and Entertainment. During your online application, you will have the opportunity to choose your placement and tell us about the things you’re really interested in. Background/Experience You don’t need a media qualification to apply. You just need to be able to show us that you’re passionate about News & Journalism and have a genuine desire to find out what the industry has to offer. We have placements available in the following areas: BBC Breakfast (over 18) You will get an exciting opportunity to get involved behind the scenes of BBC Breakfast. This placement will introduce you to the fast pace of live news. You’ll get to work with forward planning teams working up story ideas, booking crews and logistics, be a part of the live studio output team and work alongside our very experienced journalists. There will be a 5am start for part of the placement. BBC Radio Manchester (over 18) This is an exciting opportunity to assist with preparing scripts, collecting vox pops and taking calls from listeners within Radio Manchester. There may be possible shift work for part of the placement. BBC Newsround (over 18) You'll have the opportunity to gain experience working on short film and programme ideas, helping to plan, schedule and organise some aspects of a location shoot to assist the team with location filming. BBC 5 live News (over 18) You will get an exciting opportunity to get involved behind the scenes of 5 live News working and being part of the teams that produce News programming for the station. This placement will introduce you to the fast pace of live news. You’ll get to work with forward planning teams working up story ideas, be a part of the live studio output team and work alongside our very experienced journalists. |
(Indeed.co.uk, 2017)
As i dont want top go to london maybe this could be opportunity for me to look at, This opppourtnity is in Salford perfect location for me it is accessible and i can stay in the north west don't have to move to london. I know wanted to look at going into photojournalism and reporting for a newspaper. But this work experience opportunity at the BBC could be a different route to become a photojournalist. They dont require any specific qualifications which i was worried about i thought you might a degree in Journalism but you don't. The different placement opportunity mean i could work in different areas. I am interested in the BBC breakfast placement as they deal with big story event like crimes which i would like to report on. I don't mind going into be a journalist if the opportunity arose at the placement i think that is why i am interested is because there is a range of opportunity after the placement is finished.Also the experience gained at this placement could me in th rupture as gaining work experience from a company like the BBC has got to be beneficial to me Therefore i am going to apply it due tot he opportunities whilst i am there and afterwards.
Evidence of Apply from Job
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