Ready to build new skills in 2026? | | | | NEWSROOM-LEVEL TRAINING FOR MEDIA PROFESSIONALS | | | | From investigative reporting and AI to media law and newsroom leadership, AP Learning's 2026 courses are built to deliver practical skills you can use right away.
Each instructor-led course is grounded in real newsroom experience and designed to help journalists navigate today's evolving media landscape with confidence. We're giving you a sneak peak at the upcoming courses, but to ensure that you stay informed about upcoming courses, enrollment deadlines, and new offerings (including special subscriber discounts!), joining our mailing list. | | | | Join AP journalists and guests for an in-depth exploration of the opportunities, challenges and logistics surrounding the World Cup. Now with a special limited time two-for-one discount using code JULESRIMETCUP when booking. | | Learn how to research and use archival material, apply investigative best practices, verify sources to counter misinformation and deepfakes, navigate fair use, copyright and emerging AI-related legal considerations. Kicking off in April 2026. | | | | Led by Anna Jo Bratton and the AP Stylebook team | | | | We're offering two hands-on Stylebook workshops in 2026:
Stylebook Workshop 101: Master the Mechanics — May 6–27
Stylebook Workshop 201: Refine Your Content — Oct. 7–28 | | | | These small-group sessions are ideal for anyone looking to sharpen their writing, polish their editing skills and gain confidence using AP style in daily work. | | | | We hope to see you in a course this year.
If you have questions or are interested in custom team trainings, reach us anytime at APLearning@ap.org. | | | | Online courses for individuals and teams
Learn new skills in online courses led by award-winning AP experts and special guests. Courses include live presentations and Q&A sessions, recordings to view on your own time, assignments, peer connections and certificates. Register in advance for early access to resources, archival presentation recordings, guides and other materials. | | | | The Associated Press is an independent global news organization dedicated to factual reporting. Founded in 1846, AP today remains the most trusted source of fast, accurate, unbiased news in all formats and the essential provider of the technology and services vital to the news business. More than half the world's population sees AP journalism every day. | | | ©2026 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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