Journalism: Be a Great TV Presenter

Course 01: TV Presenter Online Course

Course 02: Journalism

Course 03: News Writing: Journalism 101

Course 04: Proofreading & Copyediting

Course 05: International Development

Course 06: Politics

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Module 01: Who is a TV Presenter?

Module 02: Qualifications and Skills Required to Become a Presenter

Module 03: Essentials to Become a Presenter

Module 04: Talking To/ Speaking in Front of The Camera

Module 05: Talk Back and Teleprompter

Module 06: Creating a Showreel

Module 07: Interviewing Techniques

Module 08: Scripting Techniques

Module 01: Introduction and Principles of Journalism

Module 02: History and Development of Journalism

Module 03: Interviewing

Module 04: Newspaper Journalism

Module 05: News Writing, Production and Reporting

Module 06: Television Journalism

Module 07: Radio Journalism

Module 08: Media Regulatory Bodies

Module 09: Writing Skills for Journalists

Module 10: Journalism law

Module 11: Defamation

Module 12: Journalism Ethics

Module 13: Health and Safety for Journalists

Module 14: Niche Journalism

Module 15: Tips on Writing a Good Feature Story

Module 16: Online and Freelance Journalism

Module 17: Becoming a Journalist

Section 01: Introduction

Section 02: Essential English

Section 03: Writing Headlines

Section 04: Writing Intros

Section 05: Using Quotations

Section 06: Structure

Section 07: Conclusion

Module 01: Proofreading Basics

Module 02: Applying the Style Guide

Module 03: Spelling and Grammar

Module 04: Proofreading on Paper

Module 05: Proofreading On-Screen

Module 06: Copy-Editing Basics

Module 07: Copy-Editing - The Use of Language

Module 08: Copy-Editing - Checking Accuracy and Facts

Module 09: Copy-Editing - The Beginning and The End

Module 10: Copy-Editing - Legal Checks

Module 11: Finding Work and Developing Your Career

Module 01: Measurement and Morality in International Development

Module 02: Governance and Development

Module 03: Global Health and Development

Module 04: Gender and Development

Module 05: Global Poverty, Inequality and Development

Module 06: Economic Development

Module 07: Environment and Development

Module 08: Innovation and Technology

Module 09: International Migration and Development

Module 10: Theories of Development and Globalisation

Module 11: An International Development Actor

Module 01: Introduction to Politics

Module 02: Democracy and Participation

Module 03: Elections and Referendums

Module 04: Political Parties

Module 05: Pressure Groups

Module 06: The European Union

Module 07: The Nature and Sources of The British Constitution

Module 08: Parliament

Module 09: The Prime Minister and Cabinet

Module 10: The Judiciary

Module 11: Devolution

Module 12: Liberalism

Module 13: Conservatism

Module 14: Socialism

Module 15: Nationalism

Module 16: Feminism

Module 17: Multiculturalism

Module 18: Anarchism

Module 19: Ecologism

Module 20: The Constitutional Framework of US Government

Module 21: The Legislative Branch of Government: Congress

Module 22: The Executive Branch of Government: President

Module 23: The Judicial Branch of Government

Module 24: The Electoral Process and Direct Democracy

Module 25: Comparative Approaches

Understand the TV presenter role and responsibilities.

Identify necessary qualifications and skills for presenter excellence.

Acquire effective on-camera communication and presence techniques.

Demonstrate proficiency in talk back and teleprompter systems.

Develop a professional showreel showcasing versatile presenting skills.

Gain foundational news writing skills for journalism purposes.

Acquire proofreading and copyediting techniques for written content.

Understand the impact of international development on journalism.

Explore the political landscape's relevance to journalistic reporting.

News Reporter - £20-30k/year.

Broadcast Journalist - £25-40k/year.

News Anchor - £30-50k/year.

Television Presenter - £25-45k/year.

Media Correspondent - £30-50k/year.