Radio Courses

... as studying media law and ethics. Working in our industry fit facilities, you will develop a multi-platform mind-set, producing print, radio and TV news, reports, features, documentaries, as well as creating blogs and podcasts, digital photos, audio/video stories and content for websites and mobile devices...

...Why choose this course? This practical course trains you in live sound which can lead to an exciting career in a variety of settings including theatre, music festivals and radio. It is designed for students who are not necessarily musicians or performers and prefer the challenges of using...

... industries. This course provides a broad skill based approach across a range of media. If you wish to specialise in a particular area of the media then our specific courses in television, radio, film, documentary and journalism may be more appropriate. This course allows you to make choices to create... Learn about: Skills and Training...

.... radio programmes will improve. And there will be a focus on a range of tenses especially perfect forms both simple and continuous. You will also develop your use of the passive. You will read a variety of texts and practise understanding general meaning and extracting relevant information...

... and a well-equipped TV and recording studio. You will benefit from a strong practical emphasis on production, including tasks such as producing news stories, experiences working in the industry at local radio stations and opportunities to speak with professional during a range of guest lectures. Foundation... Learn about: Broadcast Journalism...

... studies you will work in our specialist radio, animation, editing and TV studios, participating in regular skills and technique classes, master-classes, enrichment, competitions and work experience... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... you with the key skills for journalism, including print, digital, radio and television along with the opportunity to develop a wide range of other media skills vital for a career in the industry. This course allows you to focus on journalism, whilst at the same time not losing sight of other important... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...’ Award Winner) and Sterts Theatre. Her nine radio-plays have broadcast on BBC Radio 4 (Opening Lines winner), WLRfm and KCLR96fm. She also directs for stage. Sue has won prizes for her prose including the Molly Keane and HISSAC Awards, BBC Opening Lines and the Escalator Award. A UEA Creative Writing... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...The delivery of teaching varies according to the characteristics of each module. Workshops are used for modules where practical skills taught are taught enhanced by the supervision of experts, but there are also seminars and lectures. Assignments range from storyboards to creating audio for radio... Learn about: Corporate Communications, PR training, Social Media...

..., film, television, videos and radio productions. Producers of entertainment are not only focused on engaging existing audiences but also audiences of the future. Why choose this course? The Bachelor of Entertainment Industries will train you to work as an entertainment producer who will originate... Learn about: Business Law, IT Law...

...To enable graduates and others with relevant experience to quickly acquire and develop the practical skills necessary to sustain a career in theatre, television, film and radio. You will need substantial reserves of stamina and resourcefulness to take advantage of this highly intensive training... Learn about: Film acting, Audition Practice...

... and words to use for searches. You will learn how to organise your searches, using bookmarks, tabs and the navigation bar. We will look at some popular and useful webpages and sites and learn where to go to access the news, TV programmes, listen to the radio or music from around the world, watch films... Learn about: Ethernet training...

...It is a mix of vocational and academic units. You will complete 10 units in Year 1 and 9 units in Year 2. You will study subjects such as : Music Video Stop Motion Animation Music programming for Radio Digital Video Production for Interactive Media Website Development Multi Camera Filming... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... century. You’ll also have the opportunity to consider ways of reading that go beyond textual analysis or historical context, such as understanding literature through the political or ideological lens of Marxism, feminism and post-colonial theory. In journalism, you will learn the skills of broadcast radio... Learn about: Journalism Skills, American Literature...

... will be undertaken. Contextual Studies 3 This involves the development of a personal research project focusing on a play, radio play or film script. An accompanying... Learn about: Film acting...

...Why take this course? This industry recognised Creative Skillset Accredited course offers a great opportunity to pursue an exciting career in television and radio broadcasting. Teaching takes place in purpose-built TV and radio studios, using industry standard hardware and software. Learn... Learn about: Avid training, Skills and Training...

... course will provide students with knowledge of Radio Frequency (RF) and 802.11 technology essentials along with installing, configuring, monitoring and basic troubleshooting tasks needed to support Small Medium Business and Enterprise wireless networks. The Cisco 200-355 is the base level certification for those... Learn about: Network Training, Resource Management...

.... In your second year, you’ll study news, features and radio in more depth alongside the history of journalism. You’ll be able to choose all your History modules. These include family life in the 18th century, crime and society in the 16th century and British imperialism. It’s totally up to you. Work placement... Learn about: Online Journalism, Journalism Skills...

...Get practical, professional preparation for a career in journalism with our BA (Hons) Journalism degree course. You’ll get the chance to develop the skills you’ll need to cover stories for print, digital, TV and radio, as well as exploring the global impact of journalism on audiences. You’ll...

... of other important areas of the media. In the first year you will take 5 core subjects which build up your production and academic skills, along with specific modules in film. You will also choose 2 additional strands of media to study. You can choose from Television, Radio and Documentary... Learn about: Skills and Training, Film Production...