Hong Kong Journalists Association - Activities

Activities

The Association organizes various activities to inform their members of the latest news/developments in the field. These include seminars, workshops and overseas tours.

Certificate Courses:

HKJA has organized training courses for junior journalists that will take place in November 2006. These courses cover topics such as how to conduct effective interviews in political, court or hospital settings. Guest lecturers are invited to the courses, most of which are well known in the journalism field. A certificate will be given to candidates who complete the courses.

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