From voice to platform.

The Applied Broadcast Mastery Programme covers radio, television, digital and sports broadcasting. Complete practical assignments, get assessor feedback and build a portfolio of your work.

A young Nigerian presenter speaking into a microphone at a radio mixing deskIllustrative broadcast practice scene
31available units
15 + 8foundation + one pathway
2specialist pathways

About the programme

The programme combines studio-produced lessons with assignments in presentation, writing, audio, television and digital production. Complete 15 foundation units, then eight units in one specialist pathway.

Examples draw on Nigerian newsrooms, stadiums, markets and campuses. The Nigeria Broadcasting Code informs the lessons on ethics, punditry and marketing.

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How you’ll learn

Each unit includes a studio-produced lesson, a practical exercise and an assignment. Your assessor reviews the work against published performance criteria.

01

Watch

Learn the technique through a studio demonstration.

02

Practise

Try it in a guided studio or field exercise.

03

Produce

Record, shoot, write or edit the assignment.

04

Get feedback

Review your assessor’s comments and make any required changes.

05

Build your portfolio

Keep approved work as evidence of the skills you’ve learned.

Choose a pathway

Complete the same 15 foundation units in voice, radio, television and digital, then take eight units in Programme Formats or Sports Broadcasting.

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Curriculum

Study voice and presentation, programme structure, news ethics, studio production, camera work and editing. Every unit has a practical assignment.

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UNIT 01 ASSIGNMENT

Record a
60-second introduction.

Record audio or videoSubmit for feedback

Learning platform

Watch lessons, submit assignments, receive feedback and keep your approved work together on the programme’s learning platform.

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Assessment and certification

An assessor reviews your assignments against each unit’s performance criteria.

Curriculum mapped to NSQ Level 3 in Broadcasting. Unit standard drafted for NBTE review.

Assessment details

Frequently asked questions

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Do I need broadcasting experience?+

No. Unit 01 starts with a 60-second introduction and assumes no previous experience.

Do I need expensive equipment?+

A smartphone or computer with a camera and microphone is enough to begin. Headphones and a quiet recording space help. Admissions will confirm any equipment needed for practical sessions.

How long does the programme take?+

You complete 15 foundation units and eight units in your chosen pathway. Admissions will confirm the duration, weekly schedule and dates for the next intake.

Is it online or in person?+

Admissions will confirm delivery modes and any in-person practical sessions before enrolment. Lessons, assignments and assessor feedback are managed through the learning platform.