College Diploma - Broadcast - Radio (1168)

Program Overview

The Broadcast - Radio Diploma program at Conestoga College is designed for those aspiring to enter the dynamic world of radio and media. This two-year program offers students hands-on experience and the opportunity to learn from industry professionals. With access to state-of-the-art digital audio studios, students will develop essential skills in announcing, voice acting, podcasting, and more. The program culminates in a field placement, allowing students to gain real-world experience and make valuable industry connections.

Program Structure

The Broadcast - Radio Diploma program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in radio and media over a period of two years. The program includes:

• Hands-on training in state-of-the-art digital audio studios
• Live shifts on Conestoga's radio station, 88.3 CJIQ FM
• Access to current equipment and software
• A field placement to gain real-world experience

This hybrid program combines both in-class learning and practical experience, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future careers in the broadcasting industry. Throughout the program, students will engage in various activities that enhance their skills in areas such as social media content creation, audio production, and news presentation.

Featured Experiences

• Live shifts on Conestoga's radio station, 88.3 CJIQ FM, one of the largest campus radio stations in Canada.
• Field placement opportunities to work alongside industry professionals.
• Hands-on experience with the latest digital audio equipment and software.
• Training in various aspects of broadcasting, including podcasting and sports media.
• Access to industry professionals as instructors, providing valuable insights and mentorship.

Career Options

Graduates of the Broadcast - Radio Diploma program can pursue a variety of exciting career paths in the broadcasting and media industry. Some potential job options include:

• Radio Announcer: Responsible for hosting radio shows, presenting news, and engaging with listeners.
• News Reporter: Covers news stories, conducts interviews, and reports on current events for radio and online platforms.
• Creative Writer: Develops scripts, promotional content, and other written materials for radio and media productions.
• Producer: Oversees the production of radio shows, coordinating content, scheduling, and technical aspects.
• Podcast Host: Creates and hosts podcasts, engaging audiences with compelling content and storytelling.

These roles allow graduates to utilize their skills in a fast-paced and creative environment, contributing to the ever-evolving landscape of media and broadcasting.

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