Testimonials
Negin Kianfar (Iran) on Facts and Formats
“The intensive International Course Facts and Formats not only gave a boost in my productivity and encouraged me to think of ideas and formats out of my comfort zone, but it also changed my approach towards the subjects in a revolutionary way. Learning the theory of persuasion made me think of my work from a different perspective and enabled me to find answers for complex WHY questions while developing new ideas. The experience of working intensively with an international group and exchanging concept and design with people from different backgrounds was an excellent and unique occurrence.”
Negin Kianfar, International Course Facts and Formats 2004, Iran, independent documentary maker.
Jofelle Tesorio (Philippines) on Training the Trainers
"Thanks to RNTC not only my technical skills have improved, but also my capacity to choose stories that give people something to think about and act for a better world."
Jofelle Tesorio, Philippines, worked at Asia News Network, started her Master studies at the University of Amsterdam in September, 2011
Shahnawaz Khan (Indian administered Kashmir)
"RNTC told me about the new ways of storytelling, of using multimedia - the mix of text, images and sound -, of engaging your reader who is a hurry to click and go".
Shahnawaz Khan, Journalist, Indian administered Kashmir
Sanday Chongo Kabange (Zambia)
"I was equipped with the skills and abilities to work competitively and comfortable in today’s global media. I am now able to write, report, tweet or blog with confidence than I was before I attended training at RNTC".
Sanday Chongo Kabange, Zambia
Ashraf Abir (Bangladesh) on Internet for Journalists
"I believe, winning the World Summit Youth Award, South Asian Award consecutively twice, is because of the immense contribution of RNTC. I have studied Internet for Journalists, a course under RNTC, which not only taught me how to do multimedia journalism, but also how to bee successful in networking across the globe. Thanks to RNTC… "
Ashraf Abir, Bangladesh. Internet for Journalists alumnus
Kate Radford (War Child) on Tailor-made training
"The workshop at RNTC last week lived up to, and, in fact, exceeded our expectations. It 're-booted' our minds and challenged us to view what broadcasting can mean from a whole new perspective. We are now working on putting together a plan for moving forward and we will keep you posted on where we end up…thank you again for designing this workshop with us and providing such a strong broadcasting professional to introduce us to broadcasting".
Kate Radford, Programme Coordinator, War Child
