Prerequisites

• Age group between 9 and 15 years old.
• Interest in presenting and expressing oneself in front of the camera.

Course Description

In front of the camera, it’s not enough to simply speak—you need to persuade, present yourself effectively, and connect with your audience with confidence. This course offers young participants a unique opportunity to explore the world of television presenting and experience a realistic environment that simulates a professional media studio.

Course Objective

By the end of this course, participants will:
• Understand the fundamentals of television work and the role of a presenter.
• Develop on-camera presentation skills with confidence and clarity.
• Improve voice control and body language within a media context.
• Deliver news bulletins and conduct interviews in a simplified manner.
• Build awareness of the professional responsibilities of a presenter.

Course Outline

• Introduction to TV Work:
- Understand the studio environment and basic terminology.
- The role of a TV presenter and types of programs.
- The TV production team and their roles.
- The difference between news presenting and talk-show hosting.

• On-camera presenter skills:
- Key qualities of a presenter and fundamentals of presence.
- Voice control and clear articulation.
- Body language and eye contact with the camera.
- Use presentation tools (teleprompter, earpiece, microphone).

• Practical applications in TV presenting:
- Deliver a news bulletin in a clear and structured manner.
- Manage interviews with guests.
- Engage with the audience and build a confident media presence.
- Adhering to professional responsibility during on-screen appearances.

Course Benefits

• A graduation certificate by Al Jazeera Media Institute.