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Storytelling Course

Level
Short Course
Duration
5 days
Mode
Online
Subject
Communication & Media Studies
Location
United Kingdom
Next intake
FEB 2027

Overview

Our Fact-based Storytelling Short Course explores how narrative drives different genres including memoir, biography, travel and food writing.

Entry requirements

This London-based course is aimed at those who wish to enhance their skills in non-fiction writing. This series of storytelling workshops is taught over five Wednesday classes and delivered by a professional writer. Over the 5 fortnightly sessions you will develop your own work, learning from the group and tutor feedback and discussion. Learn Creative writing and publishing Over 5 fortnightly Wednesdays you will look at the way narrative drives different genres including memoir, biography, travel and food writing. Inspirational, informative and thought-provoking, these inventive fact-based storytelling Wednesday workshops are about developing longer pieces of compelling narrative based on accuracy, honesty and truth. Hugo Harvey, won first prize in the Orwell Society Society/NUJ Young Journalist's Award 2026. 'The guidance I received on City St George's Fact-Based Storytelling short course with Jem Bartholomew gave me the skills and confidence to put myself forward for writing competitions like this. I'm also very grateful for the scholarship I received, without which I would not have been able to take the course,' Hugo Harvey

Fees

International students: £399

UK students: £399

UK/Home: £399

International: £399

Start dates

February 2027, September 2026

Campus

  • London, United Kingdom
East MidlandsEast of EnglandLondonNorth EastNorth WestNorthern IrelandScotlandSouth EastSouth WestWalesWest MidlandsYorkshire and the HumberCity St George's, University of London

Where you will study

England Lane, Yorkshire and the Humber, United Kingdom

Study in England LaneYorkshire and the Humber

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