Alfred Friendly Press Scholarships
Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships is an on-the-job training program for print journalists from developing and transitional countries with an emerging free press. By placing these journalists at American newspapers and magazines, AFPF offers them a six-month, in-depth, practical introduction to the professional and ethical standards of the U.S. print media.

Baltic Media Center
The center provides regional, national, and in-house training of media professionals; initiation of international co-productions; legal advice and expert consultancies; networking; and other services for radio, television, independent production companies, and print media.

CIMERA
CIMERA is a nonprofit organization, active in the Caucasus, Central, Asia, the Balkans and Switzerland, that focuses on media development and raising the professional qualifications of journalists. It also initiates cross-border cooperation between journalists, politicians, and experts to enhance debates on regional concerns.

Danish Institute for Computer-Assisted Reporting
DICAR acts as a center for information and exchange of experiences concerning computer-assisted journalism; arranges seminars, lectures, presentations; provides on its website different digital tool boxes for journalists who work with specific topics; and works on databases for journalists.

Deutsche Welle Akademie
DW-Akademie offers a journalistic training program specifically designed for young journalists from regions where Deutsche Welle broadcasts.

European Journalism Centre
EJC seeks to enhance the quality of journalistic coverage of European current affairs; to further the European dimension in media outlets; to analyze and describe the developing European media landscape, and to provide strategic support for the European media industry.

European Journalism Centre (EJC)
EJC is an international, non-profit institute dedicated to the highest standards in journalism, primarily through the further training of journalists and media professionals.

Institute for Further Education of Journalists
Based in Sweden, FOJO provides further training for journalists from developing countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America as well as in Eastern and Central Europe. Every year, it also runs four to five three-week long programs in Sweden, open to journalists from different parts of the world.

Institute for Further Education of Journalists (FOJO)
Fojo provides a center for professional journalists in Sweden and more than 90 other countries to expand their knowledge of journalism and current social issues.

Institute for War and Peace Reporting
The Institute strengthens local journalism in areas of conflict by providing intensive on-the-job training, practical collaboration between international and regional journalists to transfer skills and experience.

International Center for Journalists
ICFJ runs a variety of training and educational programs for journalists. The center both deploys top-rate U.S. journalists and managers overseas to train and consult, and also brings overseas media professionals to the United States.

Internews
Internews offers training programs featuring extensive hands-on learning. Training takes several forms: traditional seminars; internships; on-site residencies at TV or radio stations by international and Internews-trained local professionals; and journalism schools in Russia, Ukraine, Bosnia, Kosovo, and Indonesia.

Investigative Reporters and Editors
IRE provides educational services to reporters, editors, and others interested in investigative journalism and works to maintain high professional standards. It runs national conferences, regional workshops, weeklong boot camps and on-site newsroom training.

Media Development Loan Fund
MDLF’s Media Training Center offers highly specialized training courses targeting management issues faced by print and broadcast media, based on needs assessments and client feedback.

Media Diversity Institute
The institute's training activities include diversity awareness training for journalists and media decision-makers; diversity curriculum development, in cooperation with journalism faculties; media and public relations training for minority groups; production of diversity handbooks, resource manuals and training manuals; and post-conflict professional development for journalists.