About this course
The Gaydio Academy, in partnership with The King's Trust, delivered radio skills training, peer support and mentoring to give participants their first steps in radio, a look at the industry as a whole and then creating content for all participants to take away with them to help them into future volunteering roles & work experience.
Skills learners built
Who this course was for
Delivered for The King's Trust participants in London taking their first steps in radio.
How it worked
A 5-day course, from a taster session through to producing your own podcast and a live news demo, with a session on next steps tailored to each participant.
What learners took away
Each participant left with a group-produced podcast and a live news demo, plus a plan for next steps into radio, volunteering or work experience.
Practical & Criteria Info
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News Demo
During one session, participants took part in creating a news report from scratch and recorded this live. Taking current news stories, they constructed a journalist layout to present this on-air. Individually, they recorded and then edited this down to the final feature. Please see below one example created by Vanessa, Lou & Rachel:
Podcast
The end goal of the week was for each participant to produce a podcast in a group that they could take away with them, which they could all discuss for up to 15 minutes. They had to come up with a topic, work out the questions and layout of the episodes and record for up to 15 minutes. Please see below the podcast created by Shay, Reshmi & Lauren:
The King's Trust believe that every young person should have the chance to succeed, no matter their background or the challenges they are facing. They help young people from disadvantaged communities and those facing the greatest adversity by supporting them to build the confidence and skills to live, learn and earn.