How Do You Get A Job At A Radio Station?
Opportunities for work at broadcast radio stations abound in today’s market. With a dozen or more stations in even small regional markets, a little knowledge and a lot of hard work and enthusiasm can get your foot in the door. With Internet radio stations and radio blog networks, it’s easier than ever to get experience and then move on to terrestrial broadcast markets. Study radio broadcasting at a trade school or university. College broadcasting departments post special workshops, events and seminars offered by radio stations and personalities. Take advantage of all the courses you can and network with teachers and other students to learn about radio station job openings. Host your own podcast. Whether you produce your own talk show, read poetry or play independent music, a daily or weekly podcast will showcase your skills and get your name out to broadcasters and the public. If you’re good enough, a radio station may offer you a job. Search online job banks. Check radio station websi
