Nemeton TV, a leading name in sports broadcasting, is proud to announce the launch of its new and innovative Sports TV Broadcasting Course commencing in an Rinn late November 2024.
In conjunction with Waterford and Wexford Education and Training Board, this dynamic program offers students a unique opportunity to gain first-hand experience in the fast-paced world of sports media through practical, hands-on training in a professional live studio environment.
Course highlights include:
• Studio Work: Students will learn the technical and creative aspects of running a live broadcast studio, from sound and lighting to direction and on-air presentation.
• Camera Work: Hands-on training in operating professional-grade cameras both in the studio and on location, ensuring students are well-versed in capturing the high energy of live sports events.
• Event Preparation: Real-world experience in planning, setting up, and executing live sports event broadcasts, covering everything from pre-production to post-match analysis.
With access to Nemeton TV’s state-of-the-art studios and cutting-edge broadcast technology, students will receive unparalleled insight into the demands of live sports media. The course is ideal for anyone looking to break into sports journalism, production, or broadcasting.
Applications are now open for the upcoming term, with limited spots available. Whether you’re an aspiring sports presenter, producer, or technical operator, Nemeton TV’s Sports TV Broadcasting Course will equip you with the essential skills and experience to launch your career.
For more information and to register, visit https://www.wwetb.ie/course/skills-to-compete-introduction-to-tv-sports-broadcasting/
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