Application process begins for the 6th issue of GazeteMLSA

The application process for the 6th issue of GazeteMLSA, prepared under the News Workshop program of the Media and Legal Studies Association (MLSA), has commenced. The program, aimed at journalists who are either new to the field or about to embark on their careers, will be co-coordinated by Gökçer Tahincioğlu, Ankara Representative of T24, and Banu Tuna, General Secretary of the Turkish Journalists' Union (TGS).

This initiative, supported by the Journalists Society Press House Support Tool (BEDA) program, begins with a workshop set to take place from May 10-12. Participants in the program will have the opportunity to work alongside expert journalists, gaining insights into field reporting from these experienced professionals. They will also contribute to the creation of news for GazeteMLSA, which has been produced by the News Workshop and published five times to date. The program will include a series of editorial meetings, and the workshop will operate in a news center format. Travel and accommodation expenses for participants will be covered by the program.

Application Requirements

Young journalists at the start of their careers and university students aspiring to enter the field of journalism are eligible to apply for the workshop. There are no restrictions regarding work experience or university major. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a commitment to pursuing professional journalism and to participating in the program. Candidates can apply by filling out an application form and submitting a resume, a letter of intent (not exceeding 200 words) detailing their news ideas, and, if available, examples of previously published news stories. Applications should be sent to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by April 8, 2024, at the latest.

This initiative represents a significant opportunity for budding journalists in Turkey, providing them with a platform to learn, network, and contribute to a respected publication. The program's focus on practical experience and collaboration with seasoned journalists reflects the growing need for hands-on, real-world training in the media industry.