RJ Training Workshop

RJ Training Workshop - Season 7

Do you like listening to Radio? Want to become RJ? Are you the one, who thinks “out of the Box”? Then we are back. Come & Join “R J Training workshop season 7” at NIMCJ.

The R J Training workshop will cover:

1. Basics of Radio
2. Understanding the medium
3. Writing for Radio
4. Software know how
5. Voice culture
6. Voice modulation
7. Practical work & Studio visit

Course Faculty: Mr. Naishadh Purani (Programming Head, JALSO - Gujarati Music)
Field professional, popular RJs and known names of Radio industry will take lectures.

Batch size: Maximum 20 students per batch
Eligibility: 12th Standard onwards
Course fees: Rs. 12,000/- per student
Last date for registration: June 17, 2019
Course Duration: June 24 to July 8, 2019 (6 p.m. to 9 p.m.)

NOTE: The registration forms are available at NIMCJ. Interested students can approach on any working day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more detail contact us on 7600068443 or visit our website: www.nimcj.org or drop your mail on nimcjpro@gmail.com.

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