What you'll learn
📘 Certificate in Radio Jockeying (RJ)
📌 COURSE OVERVIEW
The Certificate in Radio Jockeying introduces learners to the art of hosting radio shows, voice presentation, script writing, and basic audio production.
Students learn how to speak confidently on-air, engage listeners, create show segments, and record voice-based content using simple tools.
This course is perfect for beginners interested in RJ careers, podcasting, voice-over work, or audio content creation.
⏳ COURSE DURATION
- 6 Months
- Mode: Classroom + Studio-Based Practice
🎓 ELIGIBILITY
- 10th Pass or above
- Good speaking interest
- No prior experience required
💼 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
After completing the course, learners can become:
- Radio Jockey (Entry-Level)
- Podcast Host
- Voice-over Artist
- Audio Content Creator
- Studio Assistant
- Digital Radio Presenter
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Course Syllabus
📦 COURSE STRUCTURE (Single Module – 4 Simple Units)
UNIT 1: Introduction to Radio & RJ Skills
- What is radio jockeying?
- Types of radio shows
- Role & responsibilities of an RJ
- Basic speaking skills
- Voice clarity, tone & confidence building
- Understanding listeners and audience connection
UNIT 2: Voice Training & Show Presentation
- Voice modulation techniques
- Diction, pauses, rhythm & timing
- Expressive speaking practice
- Reading show scripts
- Creating RJ links (short talk segments)
- On-air personality building
UNIT 3: Scripting & Audio Content Creation
- Writing simple radio scripts
- Preparing show outlines & playlists
- Creating content for talk shows
- Basics of storytelling for radio
- Podcast-style script writing
- Planning short audio segments
UNIT 4: Basic Audio Production & Recording
- Introduction to audio recording (mobile/software)
- Using basic audio editing apps (Audacity/phone apps)
- Adding music beds & sound effects
- Preparing a complete radio segment
- Recording mock radio shows
- On-air etiquette & ethical broadcasting
📝 PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES
✔ Voice exercises & warm-ups
✔ Recording short RJ links
✔ Preparing and presenting a mini radio show
✔ Audio editing practice
✔ Group discussion & live speaking drills
✔ Podcast-style segment creation
📌 FINAL PROJECT
Students must submit:
✔ One 5–7 minute radio show (recorded)
✔ One scripted talk segment
✔ One edited audio file with music/effects
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