This course introduces the core principles of news writing, providing a strong foundation for beginners interested in journalism and media. It focuses on the essential skills required to write clear, accurate, and engaging news stories.

Learners will explore the structure of a standard news article, including the headline, lead (intro), body, and conclusion. The course explains how to write an effective lead that captures attention while delivering the most important information. It also covers the inverted pyramid style, a key journalistic technique that prioritizes critical facts at the beginning of the story.

Key topics include the 5Ws and 1H (who, what, when, where, why, and how), objectivity, accuracy, and clarity. The course emphasizes the importance of fact-checking, credible sources, and avoiding bias in reporting.

Additionally, learners will gain insights into tone, language simplicity, and writing for different audiences. Practical examples and exercises help reinforce understanding and improve writing skills.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to write basic news articles professionally, making it an ideal starting point for aspiring journalists, content creators, and media students.