The National Council for the Training of Journalists: 1 Visa Sponsorship Jobs, Salaries & Company Data

Q: Does The National Council for the Training of Journalists offer visa sponsorship?

Yes. The National Council for the Training of Journalists is on the UK Home Office Register of Licensed Sponsors, so they can sponsor Skilled Worker visas, the route that replaced Tier 2 (General). Being on the register is not the same as hiring with sponsorship today. That part moves with whatever roles they need to fill.

Q: How many Skilled Worker visas has The National Council for the Training of Journalists issued recently?

Home Office records show The National Council for the Training of Journalists sponsored 1 Skilled Worker visas over the last three years. A sponsor that has issued visas has done the paperwork at least once, which tells you more than the licence on its own.

Q: How can I apply for a sponsored job at The National Council for the Training of Journalists?

Start with the job listings on this page, or the careers page on The National Council for the Training of Journalists's own site. Apply through their site or job board, and say in the application that you need sponsorship. A licence covers the company, not every job they post, so check that the specific role offers sponsorship before you apply. Applications go to The National Council for the Training of Journalists directly. Hunt UK Visa Sponsors is independent of them, is not a recruiter, and cannot speak for them on hiring or sponsorship.

About

The National Council for the Training of Journalists is the industry's charity that delivers the premier training scheme for journalists in the UK. We provide a world-class education and training system that develops current and future journalists for the demands of a fast-changing multimedia industry. The NCTJ’s range of products and services include: course accreditation; qualifications; awards; distance learning; careers information; training and continuing professional development; information and research; and communications and events. The NCTJ is an independent registered charity. The organisation won a National Training Award and is an Investor in People at gold level. Employees are based at its own self-contained offices in Newport, Saffron Walden, Essex and there are more than 250 freelance examiners, trainers and industry volunteers. The organisation’s structure includes trustees of the charity, a board of directors, qualifications and examination boards, editors’ focus groups, forums for heads of journalism and course leaders and a Student Council. The organisation’s £1m funding comes from media companies, sponsors and from income generated from its products and services. The NCTJ also administers the Journalism Diversity Fund which awards bursaries to those who cannot afford to train as journalists. www.nctj.com www.journalismdiversityfund.com

Frequently asked questions about The National Council for the Training of Journalists

Does The National Council for the Training of Journalists offer visa sponsorship?

The National Council for the Training of Journalists is on the Home Office Register of Licensed Sponsors, so they can sponsor Skilled Worker visas, the route that replaced Tier 2 (General). Being on the register is not the same as hiring with sponsorship today. That part moves with whatever roles they need to fill.

How many Skilled Worker visas has The National Council for the Training of Journalists issued recently?

The National Council for the Training of Journalists holds a licence, but no recent issuance shows in the Home Office data. That usually means they sponsor rarely, or haven’t lately. The register doesn’t say which.

Worth asking: the licence means they can sponsor. Whether they will for your role is a question only they can answer, so ask before you spend time on the application.

Where is The National Council for the Training of Journalists located?

We don’t have a registered address on file for The National Council for the Training of Journalists. The job listings above give the location of each role.

How can I apply for a sponsored job at The National Council for the Training of Journalists?

Start with the job listings above, or the careers page on their own site. Apply through their site or job board using the link on our listing, and say in the application that you need sponsorship.

Note: a licence covers the company, not every job they post. Check that the specific role offers sponsorship before you apply.

Applications go to The National Council for the Training of Journalists directly. We’re independent of them and every other company listed here. We are not a recruiter and cannot speak for them on hiring or sponsorship.

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Frequently asked questions about The National Council for the Training of Journalists

Does The National Council for the Training of Journalists offer visa sponsorship?

How many Skilled Worker visas has The National Council for the Training of Journalists issued recently?

Where is The National Council for the Training of Journalists located?

How can I apply for a sponsored job at The National Council for the Training of Journalists?