National Certificate in Radio (Programming)
Course details
| NZQF Level | 4 |
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About the course
This qualification is for people entering the radio industry, or who are presently engaged within it and aspire to specialise in the area of radio programming. It provides an introduction to the industry and specifically to programming.
The certificate is a stand-alone qualification comprised of compulsory standards and an elective section. Those who are credited with it will have an introductory knowledge of radio broadcasting, radio broadcasting law, radio station format, branding, radio rating and promotions. Learners will have the skills to perform a range of programming related activities in an employment situation. Skills include:
. The design of radio station formats;
. on air branding;
. monitoring performance of on-air voice;
. managing and maintaining music research;
. scheduling and managing playlists;
. conducting radio research and interpreting radio ratings; and
. designing and managing radio promotions.
The elective section will allow learners to develop the skills required to produce a radio programme. This qualification will also allow learners to develop broad and transferable skills such as research, design, analysis, problem solving, communication skills, as well as how to work with other people.
People may enter this qualification with the National Certificate in Radio (Foundation Skills) [Ref: 0298] and will have some of the unit standards towards this qualification. This certificate recognises an advance in those skills, and some complementary ones that are relevant to the requirements of programming, and to positions such as programme producer and/or programme director in the industry.
The certificate is a stand-alone qualification comprised of compulsory standards and an elective section. Those who are credited with it will have an introductory knowledge of radio broadcasting, radio broadcasting law, radio station format, branding, radio rating and promotions. Learners will have the skills to perform a range of programming related activities in an employment situation. Skills include:
. The design of radio station formats;
. on air branding;
. monitoring performance of on-air voice;
. managing and maintaining music research;
. scheduling and managing playlists;
. conducting radio research and interpreting radio ratings; and
. designing and managing radio promotions.
The elective section will allow learners to develop the skills required to produce a radio programme. This qualification will also allow learners to develop broad and transferable skills such as research, design, analysis, problem solving, communication skills, as well as how to work with other people.
People may enter this qualification with the National Certificate in Radio (Foundation Skills) [Ref: 0298] and will have some of the unit standards towards this qualification. This certificate recognises an advance in those skills, and some complementary ones that are relevant to the requirements of programming, and to positions such as programme producer and/or programme director in the industry.
About the provider
Future Skills exists to cultivate the most empowered and employable graduates. Our commitment to our students ensures each new day brings you closer to your future, transforming knowledge into opportunity and your ambitions into a success story. Together, we will discover what your tomorrow holds.
Our international campus is centrally located at 350 Queen Street, Auckland. In addition to this, we have campuses in Manukau, Royal Oak, and Takapuna.
We have a warm whānau-like environment for students. We provide supportive, modern, fun, and safe learning spaces where everyone can reach their full potential.
- Four unique Auckland campuses
- Category One Provider (NZQA accredited)
- Industry-relevant programmes
- Exceptional student support