AJMI - Doha

E-learning platform of Al Jazeera Media Institute’s recorded a 23% growth in number of courses held compared to last year, after increasing its output to 16 new courses in 2025, up from 13 courses in 2024, continuing reinforcing its presence in the field of remote media training.

The new courses included 8 courses in Arabic language, 3 courses in English, in addition to 5 courses translated into French, as part of the Institute’s efforts to diversifying training language and expanding its beneficiary base regionally and internationally.

In a related context, the Institute launched the second edition of Digital Media Diploma through its e-learning platform. The program spanned six months with total participation of 45 trainees of multiple nationalities, reflecting the growing demand for in-depth programs in digital media and content creation.

2025, is also characterized by an active training agenda represented by launching five specialized webinars covering topics such as: War crimes coverage, investigative journalism, explanatory journalism and AI-powered content production. A total of 307 trainees from the region and outside the region benefited from these webinars, as part of the platform’s efforts to provide updated knowledge content aligned with developments in journalistic practice.

In the field of recorded content, the platform launched four recorded lectures representing the rich experience of Sanad Agency in fact-checking, behind-the-scenes podcast production and mechanisms for measuring impact of digital content on social media platforms, in addition to supporting content that enhances journalists’ and content creators’ professional skills in navigating digital space. Expansion of e-learning platform programs and products comes as part of Al Jazeera Media Institute’s strategy to consolidate remote training and provide high-quality professional media content that meets the needs of trainees in Arab world and worldwide.