Instructor
No prior experience in sports media is required Sports News Bulletins On-Air Appearance & Presentation Sports Program Presentation Professional Question Formulation for Sports Programs Sports Analysis Studio Presentation Using Statistics & Building the Program Structure Live Match Coverage Presentation The Role of the TV Sports Reporter Sports Talk Show Presentation Handling Live Calls & Difficult On-Air Situations The Role of the Sports Program Presenter
In this course, you will learn the difference between a presenter and a host, and how to interact with the camera confidently and naturally to build your on-screen performance skills. Next, you will move on to preparing and presenting sports news, following up on updates, and crafting content professionally. You will also learn how to manage sports talk shows and discussions, select guests, prepare questions, and handle phone-ins. Then, you will explore the analytical studio, prepare for matches, analyze data, and manage discussions with analysts and guests, in addition to understanding the role of a sports reporter in covering live events. By the end of the course, you will be able to deliver engaging and reliable sports content that combines accuracy, analysis, and excitement.
No prior experience in sports media is required