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| The Law
| Every presenter needs to be acquainted with all legal aspects of our broadcasting. This is your quick guide to broadcasting the right way.
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Radio Training Level 2
 | Following on from L1, you'll begin to devise your own programming, and look at the components of a radio broadcast, from music, to interviews, to vox pops and types of programmes, like magazine, documentary and zoo.
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Radio Training Level 1
| RT1 is an introduction into the world of community radio, including looking at the role of the station in the community, using the studios and what types of radio programmes are out there.
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Radio Training Level 3
| At Sheffield Live you will be a 'citizen journalist'. This means several things. Firstly, you are not paid. Secondly, you represent the community at large, not a corporation with an angle, whether for advertisers or sponsorships. Therefore, and thirdly, this means you have freedom. You should pursue any and all worthy subjects to demonstrate your journalistic skills. Your interest should be developed around anything that deviates from the 'norm', that excites, arouses and challenges. Your work should be balanced, objective and easily understood. When I hear it, I should 'get it' straight away; there is no rewind in live radio. |
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AfCL Loud and Clear
| The Academy for Community Leadership have funded us to provide community media training. We will cover what community media is about and then focus on particular skills, including radio, video and web.
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Duty Management - non-accredited
| Duty Managers are responsible for the station while the staff are absent. The role invovles signing in and out studio staff and guests and responding to technical queries from the studios, as well as monitoring the station output.
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Customer Service Skills Level 2
| Developing from level 1, this introduces basic cashier payments, developing ICT skills in the workplace and understanding communication at work
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Customer Service Skills Level 1
| Reception work at the Drum involves checking in and out users of the venue on a computer system, dealing with enquiries and the principles behind Equal opportunities.
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Being a Peer Mentor Level 1
| This course looks at the role of young people as peer mentors, the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and understanding prejudice and discrimination
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