Journalism Learning Programs
Live webinars with working journalists. Honest conversations about reporting, headlines, ethics, and the daily pressures of a real newsroom. No theory overload — just what actually helps.
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2021 Running Since
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Journalism 6 min
What Makes a Headline Work
A practical look at how news headlines are written, why certain structures hold attention, and where most writers go wrong on the first line.
786 636
129 USD One-time payment, lifetime access to all sessions and materials
3 weeks
Digital Journalism 7 min
Headlines for Digital News: The Technical Side
How digital publishing changed headline writing — character counts, search visibility, social sharing, and the constant tension between clarity and click.
512 949
149 USD One-time payment. Includes platform cheat sheet and live workshop session
4 weeks
Editorial Skills 8 min
Editing Headlines: A Course for Desk Editors
Not about writing your first headline — about fixing other people's. For editors who review copy and need a systematic way to evaluate and improve the headers they receive.
97 774
189 USD One-time payment. Includes editorial feedback templates and deadline simulation materials
5 weeksHow a session works
Each program runs as a live webinar. You join, watch, ask questions, and leave with something concrete. Here's the typical flow from sign-up to wrap-up.
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Pick a program
Browse the list, read what's covered, and register for the one that fits where you are right now.
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Get your link
A session link arrives by email. No app installs, no account setup — just click and you're in the room.
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Join live
Attend the broadcast in real time. Use the Q&A panel to send questions directly to the expert on screen.
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A short recap with key takeaways lands in your inbox shortly after the session closes.
Recap & notes
Common questions
A few things people usually ask before signing up. If yours isn't here, just write to us at help@mopelkarsut.com.
No prior experience needed. Each program page describes who it's intended for. Some sessions are introductory, others assume you've worked in a newsroom before — pick accordingly.
We know schedules are unpredictable. Registered participants receive a follow-up recap. Contact us before the session if you have concerns about access.
Each session has a live Q&A panel built into the broadcast player. You type your question, the moderator reads it, and the expert responds on air. No mic or camera needed from your side.
Each program is priced individually. You pay once for the session you choose. There's no automatic subscription — what you see on each card is the full amount.