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Courses Writing & Journalism Courses Advanced Certificate In Applied Management (Publishing And Journalism)
Advanced Certificate In Applied Management (Publishing And Journalism)
Advanced Certificate
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code: VBS001
Writers are employed both by publishers and advertising companies, or they may work freelance. The publishing industry is much more than just writing. It also employs editors, graphics technicians, photographers, artists, salesmen, clerks and managers. Learn about the industry and lay a solid oundation toward developing more specialised skills.
During the course you will undertake four core units (Management, Office Practices, Business Operations and Marketing Foundations) and three stream units covering publishing and writing, plus a workplace project on the publishing industry.Lesson Structure
This Certificate involves the areas of work:
- CORE STUDIES - These modules provide foundation knowledge for the Advanced Certificate In Applied Management (Publishing And Journalism).
- STREAM STUDIES - Studied after the core modules, stream modules cover more specific or niche subjects.
- ELECTIVES MODULES - a further 2 modules of study to ensure the course is tailored to your needs or choice!
Activities
Here are some examples of the type of thing you will do:
- Plan and write at several major articles and one short story manuscript.
- Analyse different articles.
- Survey the scope and current status of the publishing industry and interpret a range of indicators to the viability of different existing or proposed publications.
- Explain the publishing industry, the procedures (stages) in bringing a publication to print and the different people (& jobs) involved.
- Explain how to present a manuscript to a publisher.
- List the differences between audiences for different types of publications.
- Explain the differences between types of writing required for newspaper publishing compared with magazine or book.
- Prepare or select appropriate illustrations (graphic or photographic) for publishing.
- Explain the processes involved in the production and use of these illustrations.
Core Modules
Elective Modules
stream Modules
Delivery
- Correspondence
- Online
Accreditation and memberships
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