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Basic Broadcast Presentation (5-Week Certificate Course)

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About Course

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The Basic Broadcast Presentation course at WABMA is designed to introduce aspiring broadcasters to the essential skills required for effective and engaging communication in the broadcasting industry.

This course provides a solid foundation in voice training, script reading, on-air presentation, and audience interaction.

Students will learn the fundamentals of delivering content with confidence, clarity, and professionalism. Whether you aim to work in radio, television, or digital platforms, this course will prepare you to enter the dynamic world of broadcast presentation.

By the end of the course, students will have the practical knowledge to present a variety of broadcast formats, from news and talk shows to music programming, all while maintaining an engaging on-air presence.

₦60,000 ($45) In-Campus Track
₦50,000 ($35) Online Track
⁠₦5,000 ($5) Registration Fee

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By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Confidently present news, entertainment, and talk shows on radio or TV.
Use voice modulation techniques to maintain audience engagement.
Effectively read and present scripts with clarity and professionalism.
Conduct interviews and manage audience interaction during live broadcasts.
Understand basic broadcasting equipment and studio setups.
Build the confidence and presence needed for on-air performance.

Course Content

Introduction To WABMA

WABMA

04:38

Module One {1} : Voice Training
- Module 1 teaches the impact of voice training and how it enhances self-confidence; it lists options available to the student; and, it takes the student through appropriate practical exercises that helps train the voice.

Module Two {2} : Introduction to Phonetics
Module 2: defines phonetics and identifies the different types of phonetics; and, the Module takes the student through appropriate practical exercises.

Module Three {3) : Identifying Organs of Speech
- Module 3 examines the organs of speech diagram; provides the definitions for them; itemizes their locations in the speech process; and, identifies their functions.

Module Four {4}

Module Five (5): Articulating Vowels and Consonants Speech Sounds
-This Module shows students that spellings are no constant guide to pronunciation; it examines the articulatory process involved in speech sounds; and, provides video interactive exercises from the BBC and several other professional stations with practical tips about how to be a professional broadcast presenter. It’s a long session; so, prepare well, get writing stuff ready, pause the video often and PRACTISE!

Module Six (6) The Essence of Transcription and Use of Daniel Jones Pronouncing Dictionary

Module Seven (7)
– This session examines the Presenter’s tools for speaking right; Lists the expectations of a Presenter in continuity; provides delivery tips; and, shows how to achieve a conversational style in presentation broadcast.

Module 8: Interview Techniques

Module 9 : News Reading

Module 10 : Music On Radio

All Levels
138 Total Enrolled
72 hours Duration
March 4, 2025 Last Updated
Enrollment validity: 120 days
Certificate of completion

A course by

WABMA-

Multi Digital Media specialist

Riume Efetie

Ken Ike Okere

South East Zonal Director, FRCN

Basic Broadcast Presentation (5-Week Certificate Course)

About Course