RNTC works in the Netherlands, in developing countries and in countries in transition. Our office is in Hilversum, the Netherlands.
Postal Address:
RNTC
P.O. Box 303
1200 AH Hilversum
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 501
For information on courses and applications: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 502
Fax: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 532
RNTC
P.O. Box 303
1200 AH Hilversum
The Netherlands
Tel: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 501
For information on courses and applications: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 502
Fax: +31 – (0)35 - 6724 532
Visiting address: 
Witte Kruislaan 55
1217 AM Hilversum
The Netherlands
Witte Kruislaan 55
1217 AM Hilversum
The Netherlands
RNTC on the internet:
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There are many ways to travel to our training centre and office. Once you are there, please report your arrival to the reception desk in the main RNW (Wereldomroep) building and we will come and pick you up. RNTC has its own premises behind the RNW building. And please note: If you are a course participant, we will arrange to pick you up at the airport.
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Dr Arie Smit, Expert educational broadcasting, chair | |
Drs Jan Willem Bertens, Diplomat, former European MP | |
Drs Brechtje van de Moosdijk, Head Foreign News RTL Netherlands | |
Prof dr Hans van Ginkel, Former Rector of the United Nations University | |
Lodewijk de Waal, ING | |
Mr Domenica Ghidei Biidu, Member Dutch Equal Treatment Commision | |
Ms Funda Müjde, Writer, columnist and actor | |
RNTC has no vacancies at present. Vacancies are posted on the websites OneWorld and Villa Media.
Trainers
RNTC frequently works with professional trainers for its courses and projects.
RNTC trainers are flexible and used to working in an intercultural context in which empathy and adaptability are essential capabilities. Our trainers have a thorough knowledge of a particular aspect or aspects of media. RNTC trainers follow RNTC methods, with learning by doing being the main guide. RNTC trainers have a thorough knowledge of the language in which a particular training course is to be given. Knowledge of a relevant local language is strongly being preferred. Courses in foreign countries usually last 7-14 days. Courses in the Netherlands typically last from 2-12 weeks. Some trainers guide an entire course, others just a part of it.
Like to know more about training at RNTC? Send an e-mail to info@rntc.nl
RNTC is particularly looking for journalists who speak Arabic, Portuguese or French. If you speak any of these, please do contact us about a training job.
Freelance trainers can invoice without charging VAT.
