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Radio broadcast assistants help make sure that live and recorded radio programmes run smoothly.
You could do a higher national diploma or degree in radio or media production. This will help you to learn about the broadcasting industry and develop the skills you'll need for this job. Other courses like science or politics would be useful if you want to work on specialist radio productions.
Degree courses that include practical broadcasting experience through industry placements or internships may give you an advantage. You could also volunteer to work on your university radio station during your degree.
You'll usually need:
Volunteering
Competition for jobs is strong. Employers will expect you to have practical experience and show you have a real enthusiasm for radio broadcasting. You could get useful experience through: community, hospital or student radio work placements You can get a list of radio stations from:
You'll need:
In this role you could:
With experience, you could become a radio producer, presenter, music programmer or a technical studio manager. You could move into television research or production.
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