Lam Dong Journalists Association provides journalism training for its members.

On the morning of December 13th, the Lam Dong Provincial Journalists Association organized a journalism training course for 2025.

A view of the professional training class.

Comrade Le Huy Toan, Provincial Party Committee member, Director of Lam Dong Newspaper and Radio and Television, and Chairman of the Lam Dong Journalists Association; and Comrade Vu Ngoc Tu, Deputy Director of Lam Dong Newspaper and Radio and Television, attended and delivered opening remarks.

Comrade Le Huy Toan, Provincial Party Committee member, Director of Lam Dong Newspaper and Radio and Television, and Chairman of the Lam Dong Journalists Association (on the left), attends the opening ceremony of the professional training course.

The journalism training course was attended by over 70 members, including reporters, editors, cameramen, etc., currently working at Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio, and Television.

Reporters and editors attend a journalism training course.

Speaking at the opening ceremony of the training course, journalist Le Huy Toan emphasized: The journalism training course aims to equip reporters and editors with new, unconventional, and more professional approaches to meet the increasingly stringent demands placed on journalists after the merger. This will help journalists access and work in all four main forms of journalism: print media, online media, radio, and television.

Journalist Le Huy Toan, Provincial Party Committee member, Director of Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television, delivered a speech at the opening ceremony.

The Chairman of the Lam Dong Journalists Association emphasized: The News Department and specialized departments need to clearly define the genres of their work, distinguishing between short articles, in-depth articles, and specialized articles, considering this a fundamental requirement in journalistic practice. Following the administrative boundary merger, Lam Dong has now become the province with the largest area in the country.

This is why the Lam Dong Journalists Association organized a training course with three practical focuses to help reporters and editors create works worthy of the province's new status.

Journalist Vu Ngoc Tu, Deputy Director of Lam Dong Newspaper, Radio and Television (wearing a white shirt), is also an instructor in the course on search engine optimization skills, CMS, and online newspapers…

The course was taught by renowned journalists from various fields, including: Journalist Dang Tran Quang, Head of the News Department, Vietnam Television Center in Ho Chi Minh City, who imparted skills in television production; Journalist Nguyen Quoc Viet, Deputy Head of the Feature and Special Reports Department, Tuoi Tre Newspaper, who taught the topic: Skills in finding feature stories - what kind of feature stories to write and how in the age of social media; and Journalist Vu Ngoc Tu, Deputy Director of Lam Dong Newspaper and Radio, who taught the topic of optimizing search engines, CMS, and online newspapers…

Journalist Dang Tran Quang, Head of the News Department at the Vietnam Television Center in Ho Chi Minh City, shared skills in various stages of television production.

The course is taught by instructors who are leading writers, managers, and experts in journalistic production, possessing prestige, practical experience, and high professional expertise.

Journalist Nguyen Quoc Viet, Deputy Head of the Feature and Special Reports Department, Tuoi Tre Newspaper, presented a specialized topic at the training course.

The combination of experience from major central press agencies and the instructors' practical understanding of local realities will undoubtedly provide core knowledge to help students enhance their professional skills in their work.

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