Take our bilingual journalism course – it’s free!
Learn from NBCU News Group and Telemundo journalists, along with Montclair State University professors, about what it takes to be a bilingual journalist. You’ll also gain essential skills for reporting on and for Latino communities.
What to Expect in the Course
Bilingual Journalism: Covering Latino Communities is a fully immersive and interactive learning experience. You don’t need to know Spanish to take the course.
Learn from NBCU and Telemundo experts about:
- Understanding cultural differences in Latino communities
- Conducting bilingual interviews
- Reporting on immigration and politics
- Combating Spanish-language misinformation
- Covering sports for Latino audiences
- What it’s like to work inside a bilingual newsroom
Engaging Videos
Watch and learn from the best in the business.
Interactive Scenarios
What would you choose in these real-life situations?
Digital Credential
Download and share your Confirmation of Completion on LinkedIn.
Featured Instructors
Learn the essentials of bilingual journalism first-hand from world-class journalists at the NBCU News Group.
José Díaz-Balart
MSNBC, “NBC Nightly News” & Telemundo Anchor
Alicia Menendez
MSNBC’s “American Voices” Anchor
Tom Llamas
“Top Story with Tom Llamas" Anchor & NBC News Senior National Correspondent
Antonia Hylton
NBC News Correspondent and "Southlake" Podcast Co-Host
Ana Jurka
Telemundo Sports Reporter
Why Take Journalism Courses from NBCU Academy?
- They're Free!
- Learn from Expert Journalists
- Learn at Your Own Pace
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