Do you dream of working in broadcast television or radio? If so, the Sheffield Institute can help. Whether you'd like to deliver news for a local television station or a national network, work as an afternoon radio host, co-host a podcast, or work in satellite radio, our TV and radio broadcasting program can put you in a position to accomplish your goals.

Because competition in the broadcast industry is fierce, it pays to get an education from a respected TV and radio broadcasting school. Our broadcaster training can help you develop your performance, writing, preparation, journalistic and on-air talent to ensure that you have all the necessary tools before you graduate.

At Sheffield, we take pride in student success. Our hands-on broadcasting program can give you a comprehensive understanding of the industry. From examining possible career paths to getting you comfortable on camera or behind a mic, the broadcaster training at Sheffield is designed to prepare you for entry-level employment in this popular field.

Upon graduation, you could work in positions including:

• Broadcast Sales
• Broadcast Promotions Assistant
• Traffic Assistant
• Commercial Copywriter
• Board-op
• On-air Talent
• Radio Production
• Radio News Reporter
• Radio Sportscaster
• TV News Reporter
• TV Sportscaster

Broadcasting Program Courses Include:

• Fundamental Concepts of Broadcast Operations – 96 hours
• Broadcast Performance and Journalism – 48 hours
• Performance Development for Radio and TV – 80 hours
• Career Development – 80 hours

Our program consists of 102 lecture hours and 202 lab hours. Classes are held four days a week in four-hour sessions lasting approximately 23 weeks.

To learn more about Sheffield's broadcasting program inBaltimore, Maryland, please request more information today.