Written Reporting

Social media posts and interviews can be a great way of communicating information in short bursts, but written reports enable you to go more in-depth. In this style of reporting, it is important to capture important information and be able to take large and complex conversations and turn them into shorter summaries. Watch this video to find out more about writing a news story. 

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Tasks

Task no.1

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

Experience and write up one of the sessions/workshops you have taken part in. Clearly stating the sessions name, time, date facilitators etc. Participate in activity

Task no.2

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

Share what you heard and observed about one or more possible policy recommendations that were discussed in the sessions you participated in?

Task no.3

Evidence verified by: one activity organiser

What were your strengths during this activity and what were the challenges?

Activities

Written Reporting

Young Reporters

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