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Australian Radio School has a range of courses available designed to help teach those who are wanting to get into the radio and broadcast industry.

Introduction to radio

This 12 week part-time course is an introduction to every aspect of radio with a major focus on announcing.

Students spend time the modern studios of SAFM and Triple M.

 

Master class radio training

A 4-week extension to the Introduction to Radio course. Master Class Radio focuses on advanced announcing – specifically working in on air teams.

You’ll learn how the experts create content and execute it within a team environment.

 

Voiceover workshop

Learn the art of voiceovers during a one and a half-day workshop with Eddie Bye from Nova 919.

This course culminates in the recording of professionally produced demo mp3.

 

Course schedule

  • Introduction to radio

    January, May and August for 12 weeks on Tuesday evenings 630pm - 845pm.

  • Master class radio training

    November for 4 weeks on Monday & Tuesday evening 7pm - 9pm.

  • Voiceover workshop

    February, May, August and November over a weekend (1.5 days) 9am - 5pm on Saturday. 3 hours on Sunday

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Our courses

Master Class – From November 26

View Master Class – From November 26

Voiceover Workshop – May 4 & 5

View Voiceover Workshop – May 4 & 5

Intro to Radio – Starts May 7

View Intro to Radio – Starts May 7

Online Intro – Starts August 21

View Online Intro – Starts August 21

Advanced Copywriting

View Advanced Copywriting

Frequently asked questions

Does it matter that I have no experience in radio?
Not at all, most people who do the Introduction to Radio course are in the same boat as you.
Could I be a radio star?
Can you tell a good story or a funny joke? Do you look at life differently? Can make people laugh or cry or shout or think? If you answered YES to any of those questions radio could be the career for you. You don't need a deep voice or an encyclopaedic knowledge of music. And it doesn't matter what your background is. (Hell, Cosi from hit107 used to be a pig farmer!) You just need the passion to take the next step to find out whether you’ve got what it takes to crack a job in radio.
Is Australian Radio School (or ARS) right for me?
Australian Radio School has been established in Adelaide for over 10 years. In that time, over 400 people have graduated to jobs in radio and TV all over Australia. In April 2010, Sean Craig Murphy from Triple M took over the radio school from Adelaide radio legend David Day.
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