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An entry-level radio broadcaster performs many responsibilities both on air and off. An entry-level radio broadcaster announces all important information relating to the public, including news, time, commercials, and weather. An entry-level radio broadcaster often does the necessary writing and research for a certain on-air prompt or discussion. An entry-level radio broadcaster is usually quite popular with their listeners and occasionally makes public appearances to promote special events. An entry-level radio broadcaster works with a team of broadcasting professionals to operate audiovisual, programming, and communications equipment. An entry-level radio broadcaster works with broadcasting engineers and technicians in a team environment. An entry-level radio broadcaster understands the dynamics of broadcasting journalism. An entry-level radio broadcaster also performs task such as, transmitter monitoring, commercial sales, program logging, advertisement production, and control board operation. An entry-level radio broadcaster is also usually heavily involved with fundraising and promotional efforts.
An entry-level radio broadcaster works in good environment soundproof studios, it is also expected from him to work odd hours, as many stations broadcast all day, this may include working early-morning, or late-night shows.
An entry-level radio broadcaster requires a bachelor’s degree. A course in mass communication or in various other aspects of television technology and production is beneficial. An entry-level radio broadcaster must have ability to meet and maintain required performance standards and must have excellent customer service skills. Excellent analytical and communication skills are required.

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