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    This document outlines the roles, qualifications, and career progression for several jobs in radio broadcasting. A radio personality hosts a radio show and is known as a radio host or DJ. They introduce recorded music. Radio broadcast assistants provide support to producers and presenters to ensure smooth shows. They need 2 or more GCSEs grades 9-3 or equivalent qualifications. Radio producers are responsible for audio content across radio and other platforms. They generate ideas and manage audience response. A degree in radio or media production is required. Broadcast journalists research, investigate and present news and current affairs for radio, television and online. They need a journalism degree or degree plus postgraduate qualification in broadcast journalism.

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    This document outlines the roles, qualifications, and career progression for several jobs in radio broadcasting. A radio personality hosts a radio show and is known as a radio host or DJ. They introduce recorded music. Radio broadcast assistants provide support to producers and presenters to ensure smooth shows. They need 2 or more GCSEs grades 9-3 or equivalent qualifications. Radio producers are responsible for audio content across radio and other platforms. They generate ideas and manage audience response. A degree in radio or media production is required. Broadcast journalists research, investigate and present news and current affairs for radio, television and online. They need a journalism degree or degree plus postgraduate qualification in broadcast journalism.

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    This document outlines the roles, qualifications, and career progression for several jobs in radio broadcasting. A radio personality hosts a radio show and is known as a radio host or DJ. They introduce recorded music. Radio broadcast assistants provide support to producers and presenters to ensure smooth shows. They need 2 or more GCSEs grades 9-3 or equivalent qualifications. Radio producers are responsible for audio content across radio and other platforms. They generate ideas and manage audience response. A degree in radio or media production is required. Broadcast journalists research, investigate and present news and current affairs for radio, television and online. They need a journalism degree or degree plus postgraduate qualification in broadcast journalism.

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    JOB ROLE DEFINITION OF JOB QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED CAREER PROGRESSION

    A radio personality who hosts a radio show is also known as a radio 2 or more GCSEs at grades Music producing and
    host, and in India and Pakistan as a radio jockey. Radio personalities 9 to 3 (A* to D) recording, club promoting,
    PRESENTER/ D.J who introduce and play individual selections of recorded music are Level 2 certificate, a Level 3 working for a record label
    known as disc jockeys or "DJs" for short. Diploma or a T-level in or starting your own label/
    Media, Broadcast and presenting on prime-time
    Production TV
    Radio broadcast assistants provide support in the development and Higher National Diploma Radio producer, presenter,
    day-to-day production of local and national radio. In this role, you'll (HND) in a subject such as: music programmer or a
    RADIO BROADCAST give practical assistance to programme producers and presenters to radio broadcasting. media. technical studio manager.
    ASSISTANT ensure that shows run as smoothly as possible. Level 2 Certificate in Radio.
    Level 3 Diploma in Creative
    Media Production and
    Technology.
    Level 3 Diploma in Sound
    Production.
    T Level in Media, Broadcast
    and Production.
    Radio producers are responsible for the audio content of broadcasts Degree in radio or media Radio producers may
    via radio, the internet and other mobile platforms. They're involved in production. advance their careers by
    RADIO PRODUCER the entire process, from generating ideas to managing the audience moving to a more
    response after a programme. high-profile programme,
    or from a local station to a
    national station.
    Broadcast journalists research, investigate and present news and Degree in journalism or a Studio-based presenter or
    current affairs content for television, radio and the internet. Their aim degree in another subject a special news
    RADIO BROADCAST is to present information in a balanced, accurate and interesting way and a postgraduate correspondent.
    JOURNALIST through news bulletins, documentaries and other factual programmes. qualification in broadcast
    journalism

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