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Over 20 of the region's journos pass their NCTJ exams |
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Monday, 04 June 2007 |
Of the 254 journalists nationally who took their NCTJ national certificate exams in March, 23 from the North West are now in line for roles as senior reporters.
The Sentinel journalists success rate – five of their number – suggests something is being done particularly well in training terms at the Stoke paper.
The overall pass rate of 50% is understood to be similar to previous years but the first time pass rate of 38% was the lowest for several years.
The successful regional entrants were:
Bridget Aherne, Tameside Reporter
Rachel Atkinson, Lancaster Guardian
Rebecca Bird, Tameside Reporter
Graeme Brown, The Sentinel
Gaynor Clarke, Bury Times
David Coates, Lancashire Evening Post
Penny Coles, Tameside Advertiser
Katherine Cooksey, The Sentinel
Tim Cunningham, Ilkeston Advertiser
Neil Docking, Warrington Guardian
Kirsty Elleray, Stockport Express Advertiser
James Ferguson, Oldham Advertiser
David Johnson, The Sentinel
James Liggett, Congleton Chronicle
Andrew McCreaddie, Knutsford Guardian
Sean McFarlane, The Sentinel
Emma Mountford, Middleton & North Manchester Guardian
Christina Savvas, The Sentinel
Laura Sharpe, Accrington Observer
Andrew Simpson, Northwich Guardian
Lindsay Southall, Bury Times
Matthew Squires, Lancashire Evening Post
Simon Thacker, Accrington Observer
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