Announcing

Why Study Television and Radio Announcing? Television and radio presenters are the voices that shape public opinion and engage audiences across a wide spectrum of media. Our Certificate in Television and Radio Announcing course is crafted for individuals who aspire to excel in the field of broadcast media. The course provides a comprehensive understanding of the essential skills required for professional TV and radio announcing, focusing on the importance of effective communication, ethical journalism, and the role of media in society. By studying this course, students gain the ability to present information with clarity, confidence, and creativity, making them valuable assets to any broadcasting team.

What We Offer – IMPAS offers a robust program designed to cultivate the next generation of television and radio announcers. Our curriculum covers all critical aspects of broadcast media, ensuring that students are well-equipped to handle the demands of modern media environments. Whether it’s delivering the news, moderating discussions, or engaging with audiences, our course prepares students for a dynamic career in television, radio, and digital media.

1. Our curriculum is meticulously designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to excel in television and radio announcing:

   1. Introduction to TV and Radio Presenting
   1. • This module introduces the foundational skills of television and radio presenting. Students learn about the different formats of broadcast media, the role of the presenter, and the basic techniques of effective communication on air.
   2. Role of the Presenter
   1. • Focuses on the critical responsibilities of a TV and radio presenter, including content delivery, audience engagement, and ethical considerations. Students explore how to establish a personal style while maintaining professionalism.
   3. News Presenting and Anchorship
   1. • This module trains students in the art of news presenting, including writing and delivering news scripts, live reporting, and anchoring news bulletins. Emphasis is placed on clarity, accuracy, and composure under pressure.
   4. Interviewing Techniques
   1. • Students learn the skills required for conducting interviews on television and radio. The module covers preparing for interviews, developing questioning techniques, and managing different types of interviewees to ensure a successful and engaging dialogue.
   5. Voice Training and Body Language
   1. • Effective voice modulation and body language are crucial for any presenter. This module provides exercises and techniques to enhance voice quality, diction, and non-verbal communication, ensuring students can deliver their messages with confidence and impact.
   6. How to Become a Creative Presenter
   1. • This module encourages students to develop their creative abilities in presenting. It covers innovative approaches to content delivery, storytelling, and audience interaction, enabling students to stand out in the competitive media industry.
   7. Various Presenting Styles: Moderating, Emceeing
   1. • Students are introduced to different presenting styles, including moderating panel discussions, hosting events, and emceeing. Practical sessions allow students to apply these techniques in simulated real-world scenarios.
   8. Media Ethics and Social Responsibility
   1. • A crucial aspect of media is understanding its impact on society. This module covers the ethical responsibilities of broadcasters and the role of media as a watchdog. Students learn to navigate the balance between informing the public and maintaining ethical standards.
   9. Final Project
   1. • For their final project, students will produce and present a complete TV or radio segment. This includes scripting, presenting, and post-production, providing a comprehensive understanding of the entire broadcast process.

Course Duration and Flexibility – The Certificate in Television and Radio Announcing course is offered over a period of six months. To accommodate the busy schedules of our students, we provide flexible learning options, including both weekend and weekday sessions. This allows students to choose the schedule that best fits their personal and professional commitments.

Industry Trends and Distinguished Lecture Panel  – At IMPAS, we believe in providing top-tier education led by industry experts. Our lecture panel includes experienced broadcasters, media professionals, voice artists, and academics who bring real-world insights and the latest industry trends into the classroom. Their extensive experience in television, radio, and new media ensures that our students are exposed to cutting-edge practices and are prepared to meet the challenges of the rapidly evolving media landscape.

• Air-conditioned Lecture Halls: Our modern, air-conditioned lecture halls provide a conducive learning environment where students can focus on developing their announcing skills.
• State-of-the-Art Studio Facilities: Students have access to professional studio equipment, including microphones, cameras, and audio-video editing tools, allowing for hands-on training in a realistic setting.
• Comprehensive Library: Our well-stocked library offers a range of resources on media studies, journalism, and communication, supporting students in their academic and practical learning.

Industry Opportunities – IMPAS is dedicated to connecting education with industry opportunities. Through our vast network of media contacts and our active production projects, students have the chance to gain real-world experience in broadcasting. Whether through internships, live broadcasting opportunities, or participation in our own media productions, students are positioned to build a strong portfolio and make valuable industry connections.

Applicants must be 18 years or older with a passion for media and communication. A voice and screen test will be conducted to assess suitability for the course.

Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a recognized certificate, affirming their skills and training in television and radio announcing.