Introduction to News Writing and Reporting provides learners with the essential skills and principles needed to produce accurate, engaging, and ethical journalism. The course covers the fundamentals of news gathering, interviewing, fact-checking, and structuring stories for clarity and impact. Students will learn how to identify newsworthy events, develop strong leads, organize information logically, and write in a style that is concise, clear, and accessible to diverse audiences. Attention will be given to ethical considerations, source credibility, and the journalist’s role in maintaining public trust. The course also explores different formats—such as print, broadcast, and digital news—while emphasizing adaptability across media platforms. Lessons will be delivered through pre-recorded video lectures enriched with real-world examples and case studies, enabling learners to connect theory with practical application. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid foundation in professional news writing and reporting techniques, preparing them for further study or entry-level work in the field of journalism.