The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course on TV News Presentation for anyone looking to acquire skills in presenting television news programs. This course aims to train participants in both the basic and advanced skills needed to become professional news anchors. The course covers various aspects of the art of news presentation and is divided into key topics that enhance understanding and the ability to handle work in a news studio.

The British Academy for Training and Development provides this course for the following categories:

• TV production company managers.
• Talk show and news program presenters.
• Anyone interested in entering the field of television program presenting.
• New amateur presenters who have recently joined the field of TV news presentation.
• Anyone looking to develop their abilities in this field

How participants will benefit from the course:

After completion of the Course program, trainees will be able to master the following:

• Present news in a direct, organized manner.
• Improve speaking and pronunciation skills.
• Familiarize themselves with news writing techniques.
• Manage interviews and media dialogues effectively.
• Confidently and professionally handle technology and modern studio techniques.
• Overcome camera shyness and manage body language.

• Introduction to TV News Presentation:

  • Definition of news presentation and the importance of the presenter in media.
  • The role of the presenter in delivering news with confidence and professionalism.
  • The history of the development of TV news presentation.

• Oral Communication Skills:

  • Effective use of voice.
  • Control over tone, speed, and appropriate pauses.
  • Techniques for improving delivery through voice training.
  • Proper pronunciation techniques.
  • Improving enunciation and fluency.
  • The importance of body language in conveying messages.
  • How to control body signals while presenting.

• Writing News Scripts:

  • How to professionally draft news stories.
  • Organizing content and identifying key elements of a news story.
  • The importance and style of clear, direct writing.

• Handling Live and Short News Scripts:

  • Dealing with live news that requires quick responses.
  • How to handle unexpected situations during live presentations.
  • Techniques used for delivering live reports.

• Live and Field News Coverage:

  • Techniques for presenting news from event locations.
  • Managing time during live coverage.
  • Preparing for field reports and interacting with correspondents.

• Professionalism in Handling Guests and Interviews:

  • How to manage news interviews.
  • Preparing questions and interacting effectively with guests.
  • The art of conducting interviews with guests, whether in the studio or remotely.