Shabab up! School
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Following the wave of protests of the Arab Spring, freedom of speech is finding new voice through young people in a number of North African countries. To support this change and echo this freedom of expression in the media, the Shabab Up ! School project is dedicated to basic training for journalists.
At the heart of the system, journalism schools offer basic training founded on a democratic approach to deliver a structured, objective analysis of information.
This component offers support for the development of the curricula of journalism schools.
The Shabab Up project also includes a component for radio stations.
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Updating of courses
Work sessions organised between heads of teaching and professionals to look at and propose changes to curricula, with the introduction of practical modules and improvement of the skills and knowledge of the teachers and students involved.
- Regional seminars to bring schools and colleges together around the project
- Mini-seminars to determine training activities and identify beneficiaries
- Training for teaching staff to update and improve their multimedia skills and knowledge
- Training in multimedia production and the use of online tools
Shabab up! School project holds its 2nd seminar in Tunis
Shabab up! School project: 2nd multimedia workshop held in Tunisia
Hamida El Bour: Striving for high-quality journalism in Tunisia
Support for on-the-job experience
Development and strengthening of a media centre and multimedia newsroom at IPSI and an online radio school at ISIC.
Setting up of technical training modules
Supplement existing courses with technical training modules: organisation of 6 master classes for all teachers and students of the schools
