Media and communication is an ever evolving sector, relying on the technology of the day to spread information within its reach.
Media and communication is as old as man, from the days of town criers with gongs to the era of Henry Townsend’s bulletin down to newspapers of the 1600s to radio transmissions and televisions. Today we have all these on digital platforms with global reach.
The media trends and evolutions affect the way we receive, take and share information. Staying up to fate with the media of the day is important
Broadcasting which comprises radio and television is one of the predominant media of the century. Who should take up a career in broadcasting, and what should you do next?
You should take a up a career in broadcast if
You have passion for communication and being an information hub is a thrill for you.
Admire the broadcast industry and wish to be a part of it
You are outspoken
You love the camera and you are not shy
Can articulate questions and give appropriate response in seconds
You have a distinct voice, sharp vocal sounds
What should you do next
Take a course/training in broadcasting. Some persons would wish to enroll to study in the university while others will prefer to go to institutes where this is taught.
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Examples of some of these institutes are
Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba-Ikeja
Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Lagos Operations
International Institute of Journalism, Abuja
There are also organizations that offer broadcasting training services as an addition to other training they offer. Some of these equally give professional services like the institutes. We would recommend one that has a good reputation for giving hands on practical experience.
Freshminds Academy Nnewi located at Digital Village, Nnewi.
These offer hands-on practical skills on broadcasting using seasoned professionals in the field with track records.
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