Schools For Me» Radio

City College – Broadcasting

admin — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 21:07:40 +0000

DESCRIPTION

Creativity and talent are key to a successful career in broadcasting, and at City College students are exposed to high quality training and studies that help them fashion their creative capacity while mastering technical production skills.

At City College Broadcasting School we prepare you for careers in radio and television, both on and off air, and allow you to challenge yourself to achieve your desired goals in the industry.

ADVANTAGES

The South Florida area is absolutely ideal for the study of Broadcasting. Miami/Fort Lauderdale is among the top 20 television markets and the 11th radio market in the USA. As a broadcasting student, you will have the opportunity to intern at one of the leading stations in the area. An internship offers you valuable practical experience in a competitive environment, and adds credibility to your resume.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Each student is diligently guided and instructed in ways to develop performance skills such as news presentation, interviewing techniques, news reporting, hosting talk shows, news writing, audio and video production and advertising and sales techniques. Heavy emphasis is placed on a hands-on approach to training, and students are trained to demonstrate high levels of competencies in accessing entry-level positions in the exciting broadcasting industry.

FINANCIAL AID

Financial Aid is available for those who qualify.

SCHOLARSHIPS

The Richard W. Skidmore Scholarship Fund was established on November 1, 1994, by R. Wayne and Maxine Skidmore in memory of their son, Richard, former Director of Education of City College, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

CERTIFICATIONS

City College is a Senior College accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS) to award Diplomas, Associate of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees.

SUMMARY

In response to the demand of Florida’s rapidly growing population, City College is focused on, and committed to, providing the best in business and career education. The college is also dedicated to providing a personalized teaching and learning environment designed to support the personal and professional career development of qualified students.

Video

Click here to view the embedded video.

National College – Radio and Television Operations

admin — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 20:14:20 +0000

DESCRIPTION

A wide variety of career opportunities are available at radio and TV stations, recording and production facilities, and even cable TV Public Access studios. Technical skill is needed in operating electronic equipment, and creative ability is helpful in writing, producing and speaking. Positions generally fall into one of three categories: Programming/Production, Sales, and Management.

This program provides training in a variety of broadcast media duties. This short, intensified program familiarizes students with the mass communications industry, as well as the technical components of broadcasting.

ADVANTAGES

Another lifetime benefit open to students and graduates alike is National College’s Virtual Library, an extensive computer resource that complements the traditional library of books at each campus.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

A major strength of the College is its ability to quickly adjust the curriculum, both to reflect the employment needs of business and industry and to satisfy the career interests of students.

FINANCIAL AID

To ensure that qualified and deserving applicants are given adequate financial assistance, our financial planning representatives sit down individually with prospective students to identify available sources of financial assistance

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are available.

CERTIFICATIONS

Vatterott Colleges and Vatterott Education Center are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT).

SUMMARY

You can receive hands-on training to prepare you to work in the radio or TV industries by taking the Radio and TV Broadcasting program at National College. You will learn production and operation techniques, along with broadcast regulations. This program also covers the area of announcing. You will complete an internship at a local TV or radio station to ensure you develop practical skills that can help you succeed in the industry. You could become the next great radio or TV broadcaster!

National College – Radio and Television Broadcasting

admin — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 20:12:51 +0000

DESCRIPTION

This program provides hands-on training and instructional experience in the practical aspects of announcing, production techniques, operations, and broadcast law and regulations that provide the working and theoretical knowledge necessary for careers in the radio and television industries. Students will work at an internship site in a local radio and/or television station.

ADVANTAGES

Another lifetime benefit open to students and graduates alike is National College’s Virtual Library, an extensive computer resource that complements the traditional library of books at each campus.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

A major strength of the College is its ability to quickly adjust the curriculum, both to reflect the employment needs of business and industry and to satisfy the career interests of students.

FINANCIAL AID

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are available.

CERTIFICATIONS

Vatterott Colleges and Vatterott Education Center are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges of Technology (ACCSCT).

SUMMARY

Connecticut School of Broadcasting

admin — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 18:13:39 +0000

DESCRIPTION

Have you ever thought about becoming a TV news anchor, radio talk host, or sports editor? If so, Connecticut School of Broadcasting (CSB) could be the perfect first step toward the media, entertainment, or broadcast career you desire. Established in 1964, CSB has 12 campus locations to choose from.

At CSB, you can find experienced and dedicated instructors who are committed to helping you achieve your media or broadcasting career goals through an innovative approach, known as Learn By Doing®. This interactive training method is characterized by an intensive, accelerated curriculum that can allow you to gain hands-on experience using industry-related equipment. You will also have access to state-of-the-art studios that can teach you the ins and outs of everything from mixing and editing to producing and communications.

ADVANTAGES

Other benefits include personalized job placement assistance that can provide you with access to a network of industry contacts, as well as helping you put together a resume and demo, write customized cover letters, and practice interviewing

THINGS TO CONSIDER

CSB graduates have gone on to work at major television networks and radio stations, such as Clear Channel, ESPN, CNN, CBS Radio, Fox, and Sirius Radio.

FINANCIAL AID

Many options are available for financial aid.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Scholarships are available.

CERTIFICATIONS

The Connecticut School of Broadcasting is licensed by each State in which they reside, and all 11 campuses are approved by each state’s board of community colleges and/or proprietary school licensing board.

SUMMARY

When you graduate, you’ll be able to take advantage of CSB’s nationwide network of alumni and professional contacts in the business. Our career services staff is dedicated to helping you fulfill your ambitions. You’ll get real- world advice on how to best represent your new broadcasting skills and start your great career in broadcasting.

Video

Click here to view the embedded video.

The Ohio & Illinois Centers for Broadcasting – Broadcasting

admin — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 18:06:35 +0000

DESCRIPTION

Can you imagine yourself as a television newscaster, radio DJ, or videographer? If so, The Ohio & Illinois Centers for Broadcasting (OICB) are for you! These accredited broadcasting schools are backed by over 20 years of experience and feature five campuses in Colorado, Illinois and Ohio.

The Radio and Television Broadcasting program is taught by some of the top professionals in the broadcasting industry, who teach in small groups, allowing them to provide individual attention. You will also benefit from using industry-current technologies, while gaining experience in all areas of the broadcasting field, from speaking in front of the camera or microphone to the audio and video production process that happens behind the scenes.

ADVANTAGES

Outside of your classes you can benefit from OICB’s Graduate Relations Department, which assists graduates in compiling recorded audition material, resumes, and applications, and finding their perfect career match. In addition, the Financial Aid Department can help line up sources of funding, available to those who qualify.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Some of the exciting courses included in this innovative program include radio station operation, news writing, news announcing, broadcast interviewing techniques, production of TV shows, and even training in the cutting-edge podcasting and video podcasting concepts. You will also receive the exciting opportunity to participate in a seven-month internship that provides real-life experience at a local broadcasting company.

FINANCIAL AID

Many options are available for financial aid.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Our broadcast centers will honor scholarships if they qualify with our school’s curriculum.

CERTIFICATIONS

The Ohio and Illinois Centers for Broadcasting are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).

SUMMARY

The mission of the Ohio & Illinois Centers for Broadcasting is to provide hands-on broadcasting training in fully equipped radio and TV studios. The instructional staff consists of broadcast professionals with many years of broadcast experience and includes local on-air radio and TV personalities. Upon graduation, students are well prepared for entry-level positions in the broadcast industry.

Video

Click here to view the embedded video.

Emerson College – Radio

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 23:20:44 +0000

DESCRIPTION

The specialization in Radio is intended to provide students with a background in the business and production of radio programming. In addition to conventional radio formats and uses, the student can also explore the development of new and alternative radio programming distribution channels, including Internet and satellite. Students also have the opportunity to earn non-tuition credits working in significant positions for WERS-FM or WECB-AM.

The Visual and Media Arts Foundations offers the student a broad theoretical, historical and practical introduction to the visual and media arts.

ADVANTAGES

The Emerson College Equipment Distribution Center (EDC) loans professional, state-of-the-art equipment and facilities to faculty and students to fulfill class assignments. Professional staff and student employees are available to provide technical support when needed. It includes the Film Equipment Center and the Video, Audio, New Media Equipment Centers.

THINGS TO CONSIDER

Emerson Stage, the department’s production unit, presents many student created events annually in a variety of theatrical genres, events directed by faculty, professional guest artists, and students. Through productions at the Cutler Majestic Theatre, the Paramount Center, and in the Tufte Center, students are exposed to a wide range of performance and production opportunities.

FINANCIAL AID

Through federal, state, and institutional financial aid programs, as well as a payment plan program and variety of educational loan options, we strive to help families manage the cost of a quality education.

SCHOLARSHIPS

A number of scholarship opportunities are available.

CERTIFICATIONS

Emerson College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

SUMMARY

Emerson College offers educational programs that prepare undergraduate and graduate men and women to assume positions of responsibility and leadership in communication and the arts and to pursue scholarship and work that brings innovation to these disciplines.

Video

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/3127980/emerson_college/

Columbia Academy – Broadcasting

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 22:45:56 +0000

DESCRIPTION

As a Columbia Academy Broadcast Arts School and as a Broadcast Performing Arts student, you’ll do the actual jobs done by today’s broadcast professionals.

Through our unique educational approach, designed for individuals considering a career in the radio, television or associated industries, Columbia Academy school graduates are trained and experienced. You’ll learn not only the skills required for work in broadcasting, but will also develop the communication abilities and professional standards the television, sports and radio broadcast industries demand.

ADVANTAGES

Columbia Academy’s Broadcast Performing Arts instructors have years of broadcasting experience under their belts. In fact, many of them continue to work in the industry while teaching. You won’t get more industry-relevant training anywhere!

THINGS TO CONSIDER

During your Hands-On 10-month Broadcast Performing Arts training program you’ll be working in a genuine radio station environment. Columbia Academy’s two in-house campus radio stations provide 600 hours of realistic, relevant On-Air experience.

FINANCIAL AID

Student loans and payment plans are available.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Outside scholarships, bursaries, or grants may be available for studying at Columbia Academy

CERTIFICATIONS

Columbia Academy is accredited by the Private Career Training Institutions Agency of British Columbia and is a member of the Better Business Bureau.

SUMMARY

At Columbia Academy, the goal is for you to learn the necessary skills and develop your natural talents to the point of being career ready.

Video

http://www.columbia-academy.com/media-viewer.html?do=mediaStatic&mediaType=video&mediaFile=indbpaAug05.mov&mediaTitle=Broadcasters%20In%20Training

RADIO CONNECTION

admin — Wed, 07 Oct 2009 00:06:19 +0000

DESCRIPTION
Radio Connection offers courses in On Air Broadcasting: These include instruction in being a DJ, Talk Show Host, Weather Person, Sports or Newscaster, Voice Over Announcer and more. Radio Connection also offers courses in Radio Programming and other off-the-air Radio skills and trades. Additionally, Radio Connection students get a Radio-Show-In-A-Box which is includes all the hardware necessary for the student to produce and broadcast their very own Internet Radio Show.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Radio Connection features the mentor apprentice method of teaching students the necessary skills by having them work one-on-one with their mentor on real world projects. Radio Connection enjoys working relationships with mentors in radio and television stations across the United States and Canada.

Radio Connection is accredited by the National Private School Alliance. It is not a Title IV School. There is a curriculum that is followed so that all students learn how the skills required by an on-air personality. Business skills are part of the curriculum.

ADVANTAGES
Choice of locations, real world experience, one-on-one training and attractive pricing are the main advantages of Radio Connection, and that’s saying a lot. No other radio or broadcasting school offers as many locations for the student. Not having to relocate, or quit a day job, can offer significant financial advantages to the prospective student. Financially, the low tuition price is also a factor.

Perhaps the biggest advantage held by the Radio Connection is the real world experience. Course instruction takes place in real on-air radio stations under the guidance of a working professional (usually a DJ or Talk Show Host) who serves as the student’s private tutor. This provides the student with tremendous opportunities to learn a wealth of practical knowledge and meet a host of professional contacts in a short period of time.

THINGS TO CONSIDER
No Title IV College Degree. In the radio and broadcasting industries, the closer you are to the production, or on-air side of things, the less a degree means. Learning in a mentor/apprentice environment is a lot like learning to swim by being tossed in the deep end of the swimming pool with no warning. For some, it serves as a catalyst and provides the ultimate learning and network situation…others can find they are simply in over their heads.

FINANCIAL AID
Radio Connection offers several internal payment plans that vary in the amount of down payment and monthly payments. Sallie Mae student loans are also available to qualified applicants. The Radio Connection Financial Aid Department will help you with your Sallie Mae application at no extra charge.

SUMMARY
Radio Connection works best for the person who is self-motivated. It is tailor made for those with an entrepreneurial makeup. If you have a burning desire to be on-the-air, if you practice doing play-by-play while watching sporting events, if you have conviction about sharing your opinions, this course can help make that happen.