Course Overview
The Certificate in Digital Journalism is a competency-based program designed to provide students with the essential skills to thrive in the digital media landscape. The course covers areas such as online news writing, multimedia storytelling, social media journalism, video production, podcasting, and media ethics, preparing learners to work as digital journalists across various platforms. With a focus on practical skills, students gain hands-on experience in content creation and digital media production.
Units Covered
- Introduction to Digital Journalism
- Online News Writing and Reporting
- Multimedia Storytelling
- Social Media and Mobile Journalism
- Video and Audio Production for Digital Platforms
- Podcasting and Digital Broadcasting
- Media Law, Ethics, and Regulation
- Practical Projects and Portfolio Development
Course Requirements
– A Mean grade of D in KCSE Certificate or equivalent qualification.
Examining Body:
Curriculum Development, Assessment and Certification Council (CDACC)
Duration
– Full-Time: 18 months.
Certification
Upon successful completion, students will receive a Certificate in Digital Journalism (CDACC), equipping them for roles in online news reporting, multimedia production, social media management, and other digital journalism professions.