Oakfields College: Radio & TV presenting

Duration: 30 hours

What you will cover:

This short programme is designed to give you a thorough grounding in the essentials of radio and TV presenting, voice-overs for advertisements or videos as well as public speaking. Students are introduced to the techniques that experienced and professional voice-over artists continuously use, rely on and are well trained in. Among the various techniques covered in this course are recording in-studio for advertisements and/or audio visuals.

Course content includes:
• Vocal development
• The role of the presenter
• The versatile presenter
• Studio protocol

At the end of the course you will have an electronic portfolio that can be used when looking for work opportunities in this dynamic environment.

Career Opportunities

Broadcasting

• Radio Presenter: Host music, talk shows, or news segments on local, national, or online radio stations.
• Television Presenter: Front TV shows, news programs, lifestyle features, or live broadcasts.
• Weather Presenter: Deliver weather forecasts in an engaging and informative way on TV or radio.
• Sports Broadcaster: Present live sports events, conduct post-match interviews, or provide commentary.

Digital Media

• Podcast Host: Launch and host podcasts on various topics, building an audience and brand.
• YouTuber/Content Creator: Create and present video content on platforms like YouTube or TikTok.
• Live Stream Host: Present live online shows or events for platforms like Twitch, Instagram, or Facebook.

Event Hosting

• Master of Ceremonies (MC): Host weddings, corporate events, or live entertainment shows.
• Event Broadcaster: Present live coverage of events, concerts, or festivals for media outlets.

Journalism and Reporting

• News Anchor: Deliver daily news on television or radio, engaging audiences with credible reporting.
• Field Reporter: Report live from events or on-location for news stations.
• Entertainment Reporter: Cover celebrity news, interviews, and entertainment events.

Corporate Media Roles

• Corporate Presenter: Host internal or external corporate videos, training content, or promotional campaigns.
• Brand Ambassador: Represent brands at events, in commercials, or on online platforms as a presenter.
• Voiceover Artist: Record narration or advertisements for radio, TV, or online use.

Education and Training

• Media Trainer: Teach aspiring presenters or journalists the art of media communication and presentation.
• Public Speaking Coach: Guide individuals or corporate clients in developing effective presentation skills.

Freelance and Entrepreneurship

• Freelance Presenter: Work on various projects, from corporate videos to online tutorials and live events.
• Media Consultant: Provide expertise to companies on how to improve their media presence or train staff.

Industries Benefiting from Radio & TV Presenting Skills

• Media and Entertainment: Television, radio stations, and streaming platforms.
• Marketing and Advertising: Commercials, voiceovers, and promotional events.
• Corporate and Training: Hosting webinars, instructional videos, or corporate training sessions.
• Education and Non-Profits: Media-based awareness campaigns or educational programs.

A course in Radio & TV Presenting provides students with the skills to communicate effectively across various media platforms. Graduates can explore opportunities in broadcasting, digital media, event hosting, and corporate communications. This training opens doors to versatile and rewarding careers, enabling individuals to captivate audiences with their presence and storytelling abilities.