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FIJI:
FIT offers diploma for journalists


Title -- 5410 FIJI: FIT offers diploma for journalists
Date -- 5 April 2008
Byline -- None
Origin -- Pacific Media Watch
Source -- Fiji Times 5/04/08
Copyright - FT
Status -- Unabridged


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FIT OFFERS DIPLOMA FOR JOURNALISTS
www.fijitimes.com/story.aspx?id=85668

SUVA (FT Online/Pacific Media Watch): Journalists now have the opportunity to be better educated and skilled with a new program offered at the Fiji Institute of Technology.

FIT director Dr Ganesh Chand says the institute will now offer a Diploma in Media and Journalism in the next trimester.

The media and journalism course at FIT was started in 2005 by the Fiji Media Council, media organisations in Fiji, Australian government and FIT.

* A University of the South Pacific-based regional journalism programme was founded in 1994 with French government aid and has produced more than 100 degree and diploma graduates for Fiji and the Pacific.
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