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Jschool is an independent journalism college based in Brisbane, Australia. The college, founded in 2001, admitted its first students in 2002.〔 Valerie Gigliotti, "Extensive consultation creates intense journo course", ''PANPA Bulletin'', April 2002〕 〔Mark Day, "A matter of degree", Media section cover story, ''The Australian'', 24 January 2002〕 〔()〕 〔Jim Buckell, "Theory gives way to workplace readiness", ''The Australian'', 11 December 2002〕 Jschool is directed and was founded by journalist and educator John Henningham. ==Diploma of Journalism== Jschool provides teaching and assessment of the Diploma of Journalism, an accredited one-year tertiary qualification within the Australian Qualifications Framework. The course is vocational in approach, declaring an emphasis on reporting and news writing practice.〔Elizabeth Allen, "How to break into journalism", ''The Courier-Mail'', 28 November 2009〕〔Transcript, "Journalism Education: Cultures of Journalism/Lifelong Learning series", Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 26 June 2004〕〔Mick O'Regan interview: "Journalism education: does it provide the skills?" Radio National, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 20 November 2003〕〔"Jobs come easily with diploma", ''The Courier-Mail'', 8 October 2003〕 In 2009 the college received federal government FEE-HELP registration, enabling Australian students to receive student loans.〔"Journalism support", Diary, ''The Australian'' (Media), 28 September 2009〕〔Christopher O'Leary, "Boost for budding journalists", ''South-West News'', 6 January 2010〕 From 2013, Jschool's Diploma of Journalism can be studied online and is also available part-time for online students.〔http://www.brisbanemediamap.com.au/clients/555〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Jschool」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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