Broadcasting Careers

There are a lot of people out there who want to look into broadcasting careers, but they are overwhelmed by other responsibilities in their lives, and feel that they don't have the time to train for a new career or an exciting part-time job. The reality is that many of NBTN's students are juggling families, full-time jobs, and other responsibilities, and yet manage to easily fit in the training necessary to complete their broadcasting education. The reason for this is that Broadcasters Training Network's method of teaching is one-on-one, in a radio or TV station, which makes it very easy to personalize your training schedule.

Radio and TV go all around the clock, so it makes sense that you can create a training schedule that works for you. This is especially true since NBTN doesn't use a traditional classroom setting, but actually places in you the type of station in which you eventually want to work. When you can train this way, doing what you love best, and communicating that enthusiasm to others, it doesn't even feel like an additional responsibility, but feels more like play.

Explore Dynamic Broadcasting Careers

Many people think that to train for a media job, they will have to relocate to Los Angeles, New York, or another urban center. Actually, BTM places you with a local station, so that you can learn right where you live, with people who live and work in the same community you do. This makes it easy to fit your training for broadcasting careers right into your schedule.

Broadcasting careers appeal to people because they are "in the moment," and allow people to participate in the lively information exchange that keeps so many people tuned in to their radios and televisions. It's a dynamic work environment, no matter which type of station you choose to train in, and the energy and fun of working at a radio or television station will make your old "cubicle life" seem a million miles away. NBTN is a forward-thinking training network that is looking for the best, people with both talent and drive, to carry the art and science of broadcasting into the future.