Some of the steps that can help you become a good broadcaster are:

• Prepare in High School
High school media classes can help you gain familiarity with the process of researching, editing and presenting a story aurally or visually, especially if your school supports a radio or television station.

• Earn a Bachelor’s Degree
A bachelor’s degree is helpful when seeking work in the highly competitive broadcast industry.

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• Gain Experience
Volunteering and participating in an internship are two possible methods of gaining experience.

• Pursue a Job
According to the U.S. Bereau of labour statistics (BLS), in 2014 and estimated 49,300 people worked as reporters and correspondents, 5,100 worked as analysts and 42,300 worked as radio and television announcers.

• Advance your Career
Your advancement is a matter of accumulating experience and demonstrating talent. As an announcer or analyst, you may also try to move from smaller to a large market, or become a station manager or program manager if administration interests you.

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