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The teaching offered by journalism schools

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

The objective of journalism schools, including the one in Lille, is to train versatile journalists. Students take university-level general education courses and do internships in newspapers to learn about the profession. In the third year, they can choose a specialization such as the spoken press or the editorial secretariat.

Journalism schools

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Two schools recognized by the profession and the National Education train to the profession of journalist: the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille and the Centre de Formation des Journalistes in Paris. Students enter the contest. Interview of two JEC students on their career path and their chances of finding a job after three years of study.

Misogyny in journalism

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Interview of a young journalist who speaks about misogyny in this professional environment. She denounces the protective attitude of her male colleagues, their lack of trust and consideration for what they do or say. Her advice for young women journalists: "Keep it natural, that’s the main thing".

Michel Bassi: "we set him the foot on the stirrup... but it’s up to him to show that he deserved it"

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Interview of a young journalist from Le Figaro who admits having benefited from a piston to enter the newspaper. Then Michel BASSI, head of the political service of Le Figaro, says that journalism schools are beginning to have a good reputation: "with equal qualification, with equal age and forgive me, with equal piston, we will rather take the one who leaves a school now". But the piston is not enough to make a career. The young journalist must prove himself.

What journalist to become?

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Interviews with three young people ready to embark on the career of a journalist: literary and artistic critic, economic and financial journalist, major reporter. They tell how the idea of doing this job came to them. They also explain how they intend to be identified among the many young journalists who are sometimes better qualified.

Michel Bassi: "I owe my career to Khrushchev"

Publication date 06/04/1968 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Testimony of Michel BASSI, Head of the Political Service of Le Figaro, former student of the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille, who explains how he arrived at the political service after having proven himself to various facts. He seized an opportunity: Nikita Khrushchev’s visit to Paris.

Opening the LSR Internationally

Publication date 02/12/2004 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

On 12/14, Loïc HERVOUET, Director General of the ESJ, explains that only a third of young journalists have passed through a school. But continuing training can be an alternative. Then he evokes the opening of the ESJ internationally. Hamid KARZAI, the current leader of Afghanistan, was a student of the ESJ. The school specialized in repairing the damage caused by hate media.

Pierre Mauroy’s visit to the ESJ in Lille

Publication date 23/10/1982 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Pierre MAUROY inaugurated the new facilities of the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille. During his visit, he assured information professionals of their financial and political independence. In his speech, the Prime Minister gave his first journalism course: "Freedom, journalists will find it in conscience, in the truth about themselves, only in their own professional honour and in their own strength of character".

New conditions for admission to ESJ Lille

Publication date 16/07/1974 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Interview with Robert Hennart, director of the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille, who explains what the reform of admission to school consists of. From now on, students will enter this school on competition after obtaining a DEUG at the university. It defines the agreements signed between the school and the universities with which it collaborates.

Why choose the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille?

Publication date 12/11/2004 From €100.00

ESJ de Lille

Each year, the Ecole Supérieure de Journalisme de Lille accepts only 40 students out of 900 candidates. In less than two years, they will become familiar with the techniques of the different media and develop their critical mind. Eric METRO, Director of Studies at the ESJ, says: "a school will provide the possibility for two years to commit all possible mistakes without any consequences." Then interview two foreign students who explain why they chose this school whose reputation has travelled around the world.

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