Radio presenters host radio programs such as talkback shows, music programs, news bulletins or programs relating to specific content or communities. They research and prepare for their spot/program, talk to their listeners, play entertainment items, interview guests and celebrities and provide public information. They may take on additional public facing roles, representing their radio station at public events or on television.
Work is in radio stations. Early morning, evenings and weekend shifts are common.
Suits people who are confident and able to speak expressively and precisely to communicate ideas. An interest in popular culture and music, the ability to relate to an audience and to operate broadcasting equipment are all important.
Formal qualifications are helpful, but not required.
Apply for a job as a radio presenter
Registration with Commercial Radio Australia may be useful.
Top skills employers are looking for: