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Radio Fremantle, in conjunction with Murdoch University, offers a comprehensive Radio Training Course at least twice a year. The course is conducted over a seven-week period with two sessions weekly. The course commences at 7PM and concludes at 9PM on Tuesdays and Thursday's. Successful graduates will receive a Certificate of Completion from Murdoch University.
All the announcers you hear on Radio Fremantle, were required to meet a certain level of competence and confidence before they were considered for a program. To ensure this certain level is consistent, potential announcers must complete the Radio Training Course.

Some of the topics covered include a brief introduction to Community Radio and its place within the broader broadcasting industry. There is also a practical introduction to the technology of the broadcast studio and the Code of Ethics which set the ethical parameters for community broadcasters both in terms of your conduct on air and your dealing with the general public.

The fee for the complete course is $300.00. It is important to note that all fees must be paid in advance prior to commencement of the course. No late applications will be accepted.

Before you decide to take the course we encourage you to read more about Community Radio in Australia by visiting the Community Broadcasting Foundation; Community Broadcasting Online and the Community Broadcasting Association of Australia (CBAA).
You will also find on the CBAA website advertised
positions within community radio stations around Australia. Radio People's website, offers some useful advice about getting into radio.

It is imperative that should you wish to secure a place in the next available course - details of the dates will be posted on our website - you should lodge your expression by sending an email with the subject line "Training Course" and forwarding it to admin@radiofremantle.com.
Occasionaly, we have requests to join the station from talented individuals who have many years of broadcasting to offer the station. In this case, you may be exempt from the course. However you will still be required to be assessed by the stations' training officers.

Week 1A Radio in Australia
Week 1B Studio Operations (1)
Week 2A The
Radio Program
Week 2B Studio
Operations (2)
Week 3A The Radio Voice
Week 3B The
Radio Presenter
Week 4A Writing for Radio
Week 4B The Radio
Interview
Week 5A Law
and Ethics for Broadcasters
Week 5B Studio Practice Time
Week 6A Studio Practice Time
Week 6B Studio Practice Time
Week 7A TEST (one-hour) Feedback and DEMO DUE
Test,
feedback on course and facilitator and listening
session to our demos.
Week 7B Farewell dinner
Group choice of restaurant for farewell dinner.
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