Real journalism school to pass in Yerevan

ArmInfo. School of real journalism international project starts on June 14 in Armenia. 

"School of Real Journalism" is a non-commercial project of Russian  ANO "Russian Reporters". It is aimed at young Russian-speaking  journalists and practicing senior students of the journalism  faculties of the countries of the former USSR. Participation in the  project is free of charge at all stages.

A series of training seminars will be held on June 14 and 15 on the  site of the Russian Center for Science and Culture. Within two days,  leading Russian journalists and media coaches will share their  experience and skills with young colleagues in creating materials of  the most complex genre - stories. "We will try to teach young  journalists to create full-fledged stories - now few people know how,  but this is one of the most popular genres," says Vitaly Leibin, the  editor-in-chief of the magazine "Russian Reporter." And, in all  formats: text, video and photo - because a modern journalist, and,  especially, a journalist of the future, should be able to equally  well and write, and speak, and shoot. "

Director General of "Russian Reporters" Dmitry Mikhaylin stresses  that this is not a one-off event, but a whole system of additional  professional education for journalists. "The best participants of our  seminars in the countries of the former USSR. In November 2018 we  will invite to Moscow for a week's superintense with the  participation of leading Russian journalists." This is the largest  international journalistic project in recent years. Schools of real  journalism in Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Georgia  and Uzbekistan have already passed. They showed an extremely high  degree of interest, both to additional education, and to  professional, and simply human communication of journalists from  different countries.  In addition, Russian journalists invite  Armenian journalists to talk about the "round table" about the future  of journalism, about what will be the journalism of tomorrow.  The  project is financed by the Presidential Grants Fund, the partners are  the Russian Union of Journalists, the Russian Mir Foundation, the  Federal Agency for CIS Affairs, the Russian Art Union, the ITAR-TASS  news agency, the Komsomolskaya Pravda Publishing House, the Russian  Center for Science and Culture in Yerevan.