PRESENTER TRAINING

The in-house course generally runs for 10 weeks. It is designed for those who want to join our pool of on-air presenters or simply gain new skills in a stimulating and fun atmosphere.

Fee: $160.00
Concession: $90.00
RPL (Recognised Prior Learning): $80.00
COURSE OVERVIEW
  • 6 weeks (4 hrs) theory group class.
  • 4 weeks of practical sessions.
  • Presenter and program website related requirements.

TRAINING STRUCTURE
Your course consists of a number of sessions:

  • What is Community Radio?: A two hour orientation night for all trainee presenters to explain how this station works, where it fits in the overall matrix of Australian broadcasting and what you can expect from your training.
  • Your legal responsibilities - Media Law and Codes of Practice: This is a mandatory session lasting two hours. You must attend this session in order to be able to present a program.
  • Hands on training: In the studio, usually in pairs with your trainer for two hours per week. Trainers are available on different days and at various times, even at night, so you can choose a time that suits you and your trainer.
  • Producing and presenting: A full one hour program. You are encouraged to participate in a real on-air trainees program. This helps to make you comfortable with the on-air studio panel and reduce those first show nerves. It may be with your trainer or with another presenter depending on the type of program you would like to present.
  • You will finally produce a 15 minute program demo along with your 20 - 30 sec. program promo which will be submitted on a flash drive (along with your Program Description and Presenter Bio, both 50 - 300 words) for the final assessment by our training committee.

What happens if I can’t complete the course?

We don’t give refunds once you’ve received your training manual and have started the course. Therefore if you fail to show for any of the three scheduled sessions, or choose to leave the course early, you will not be able to claim a refund of your course fees.

If your circumstances do change during the course and you can’t attend your arranged sessions, you can ask to be deferred to a future course and your payment will be credited to that course. We will aim to find days and times that fit your new circumstances.

Also, if for whatever reason you don’t attend your compulsory Media Law session, you will not be able to apply for, or present, a radio program. A special Media Law session can be arranged for an additional fee, or alternatively you can wait until the next scheduled Media Law session which you may attend at no additional charge.
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CERTIFICATE III IN MEDIA

NOOSA FM partners with the Community Media Training Organisation (CMTO) to run a Certificate III in Media. This partnership is made possible by funding from the Community Broadcasting Foundation (CBF). The CMTO is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and the Certificate III in Media is a nationally recognised qualification.

The Certificate III in Media covers:

- Media law and industry knowledge
- Work health and safety in a broadcast setting
- Critical and creative thinking skills
- On air presentation
- Presenting radio programs
- Operating the broadcast panel
- Planning and preparing radio programs
- Conducting research for broadcast
- Writing radio scripts
- Basic sound editing
- Social media and updating web pages

To participate in the Certificate III in Media at NOOSA FM you must be a current and active member and volunteer. Ideally you will have completed the In-house Presenter Training or have prior relevant media experience.
ON AIR
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