Keeping imagination and innovation at the heart of the agenda, the 2016 summer course saw the introduction of virtual reality and 360 video
2014 participant, Fatma Al Falahi, sharpens up her skills in the exploding field of mobile journalism
Maximising the power of mobile video with Thomson Foundation trainer, Glenn Mulcahy
Journalists get a high-speed introduction to digital media with a mix of tuition and workshops
"The course literally changed my life" — Viasen Soobramoney, Independent Media Group, South Africa
2015 graduate, Boldwill Hungwe, has since become a pioneer of digital journalism in Zimbabwe
The summer course includes a week’s work placement with a leading UK news organisation
A look back: the class of 1981 included graduates from Ghana and Nigeria
Students came to Thomson Foundation's Television College from around the world in the 60s and 70s
Every summer sinceĀ 1962, hundreds of international journalists have come to the UK to attend Thomson Foundation's training courses. Alumni have played major roles in the development of their countries' media organisations, some even holding influential positions in government.
London, United Kingdom
Five weeks annually
1962
Digital convergence; summer course
The course literally changed my life. When I returned to South Africa, I was able to set up Africa’s first wide-scale mobile journalism internship within Independent Media Group"