Windhoek is the biggest city in Namibia and the capital of the country. It has an estimated population of around 325,000 people. The unemployment rate in Namibia decreases between 2014 and 2013. During this period it went for 29.6 percent to 28.1 percent. Between 1997 and 2014 the average rate was 26.3 percent. During this time Namibia experience both their record high unemployment in 2005 (37.6%) and record low in 1997 (19.5%). There are four teacher training universities, three colleges of agriculture, a police training college, a Polytechnic at university level, and a National University. While the polytechnic admits students with a qualifying Grade 12 Certificate, the National University is more restrictive.
Journalism Course in Windhoek
The Journalism Training in Windhoek is a beginner‑friendly course designed to help aspiring journalists build strong foundations in reporting, writing, ethics and storytelling. It introduces learners to essential journalism principles such as news gathering, interviewing, analysing facts, editorial skills, and multimedia reporting.
- This Journalism Course builds strong writing, research, and fact-checking abilities
- Master news writing, multimedia reporting, and ethical journalism practices
- Gain hands-on experience creating articles, video stories, and digital content