College: Vocational School

The Radio and Television Programming specialization focuses on the creation, production, and broadcasting of content for radio and television. Students gain skills in scriptwriting, production techniques, broadcasting technology, media management, and content development, preparing them for careers in broadcasting, media production, journalism, and related fields.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the principles of radio and television programming.
• Develop skills in scriptwriting and content development.
• Learn production techniques for radio and television.
• Explore broadcasting technology and equipment.
• Analyze media management and industry standards.
• Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and creative skills.
• Gain practical experience through projects and internships.

Main Curriculum:

1. Introduction to Radio and Television Programming
   • Overview of the principles, history, and industry trends of radio and television programming.
2. Scriptwriting and Content Development
   • Techniques for scriptwriting and content development for radio and television programs.
3. Radio Production Techniques
   • Fundamentals of radio program production, including sound editing, mixing, and live broadcasting.
4. Television Production Techniques
   • Methods for television program production, including video editing, camera operation, and studio production.
5. Broadcasting Technology and Equipment
   • Understanding and operating broadcasting technology and equipment for radio and television.
6. Media Management and Industry Standards
   • Principles of media management, including programming strategies, audience analysis, and industry regulations.
7. News and Journalism in Broadcasting
   • Techniques for producing news and journalism content for radio and television.
8. Documentary and Narrative Film Production
   • Exploration of documentary and narrative film production techniques for television.
9. Digital Media and Online Broadcasting
   • Strategies for creating and distributing content through digital media and online platforms.
10. Post-Production Audio and Video
    • Post-production editing techniques, including sound design, color correction, and special effects.
11. Portfolio Development
    • Creating a professional portfolio demonstrating radio and television programming skills.
12. Practical/Application Training
    • Real-world experiences at broadcasting stations, media production companies, or journalistic organizations.
13. Capstone Project
    • A comprehensive project applying radio and television programming skills, such as producing a radio program, creating a television documentary, or developing a media management plan.

Assessment Methods:

• Analysis of radio and television programming principles
• Scriptwriting and content development projects
• Radio production techniques projects
• Television production techniques projects
• Broadcasting technology and equipment projects
• Media management and industry standards projects
• News and journalism in broadcasting projects
• Documentary and narrative film production projects
• Digital media and online broadcasting projects
• Post-production audio and video projects
• Portfolio development projects
• Internship reports
• Capstone projects and presentations

Recommended Textbooks:

• Introduction to Radio and Television Programming
• Scriptwriting and Content Development
• Radio Production Techniques
• Television Production Techniques
• Broadcasting Technology and Equipment
• Media Management and Industry Standards
• News and Journalism in Broadcasting
• Documentary and Narrative Film Production
• Digital Media and Online Broadcasting
• Post-Production Audio and Video
• Portfolio Development

Prerequisites:

Basic knowledge of media principles, communication skills, and an interest in radio and television programming.

Duration:

Typically 4 years for a Bachelor’s degree in Radio and Television Programming.

Certification:

Graduates can obtain certifications such as:

• Certified Broadcast Technician (CBT)
• Certified Radio Operator (CRO)
• Certifications in specific media production and broadcasting programs

Target Audience:

Aspiring radio and television producers, radio journalists, media managers, and professionals seeking careers in broadcasting stations, media production companies, journalistic organizations, and related fields.

This specialization equips students with the creative and technical skills necessary to excel in radio and television programming, supporting careers in various roles within broadcasting stations, media production companies, journalistic organizations, and related fields.