"After seeing the course content, I have to say, there are many working full-time in radio, who would benefit from this course!  It's also a great starting point for anyone wanting to get their first foot on the radio ladder.  Very well structured, with bags of tips and skills advice."

ROY MARTIN   OWNER - RADIO TODAY

ONE OF THE UK'S LEADING TRAINING PROVIDERS FOR RADIO PRESENTATION SKILLS!

            ONE-TO-ONE AND GROUP RADIO PRESENTER TRAINING COURSES   

            RADIO TRAINING COURSES SINCE 1999

          TEL: 0870 321 0998   EMAIL: info@theradiosurgery.co.uk

Nik Gardner - Manchester     Having always had a real passion for radio, but with no experience in radio whatsoever, The Radio Surgery was perfect in giving me the platform to take my passion further.  The whole day was an absolute pleasure and gave me a fantastic understanding of radio presenting and what path and guidance I need to take to be successful.  The time flew by and I would really recommend this course to anyone with a natural passion and desire to work within radio.

Over the years, we've helped people with either little or no radio experience make that first step onto the ladder.  Others have already been working in radio, but wanted to brush up their skills.

You may be a pub or nightclub DJ, working on hospital or community radio, or have never touched a mixing desk in your life!  Whichever, we can help you learn the skills that make good radio presentation, by coming along to one of our radio presenter training courses.  Skills that will not only help you get work in radio, but keep it.  Remember, once you have got a gig, there will be hundreds wanting to take your place!  Our radio training course will show you just what is deemed by the industry professionals as making good radio, the do's and don'ts, interviewing and script reading skills.  Plus a whole lot more, all packaged into one day.  It's intensive, it's fun .... it's a positive step in developing your radio career.

The one-to-one, one-day, session is tailored to your needs and effectively run as a radio presenter training workshop.  So if you already know how a mixer operates, we spend more time on other matters.

If however you would prefer a group environment and a pre-set course, our group radio presenter course may be for you.

Our training notes have been given the thumbs up by radio presenters independent of The Radio Surgery.  People that have worked on a host of UK and overseas radio stations, plus the likes of Radio Luxembourg and Radio Caroline.

 

Isabelle Lawrence - London

I learnt so much more than I imagined.  The guidance is priceless.  Even if you have some radio experience, The Radio Surgery course helps you with vital  key skills and allows you to work on your own ideas for show content.  But, they will also advise you if they think your ideas are not quite right.  The Radio Demo Day was great fun.  I am really pleased with the demo mix and also the comments that Steve made.  Thanks very much.  I will definitely stay in touch!

                                                                                                                                               You may have typed in 'radio dj training course' on your search...  But remember, radio stations are looking for presenters, not DJ's!  They are looking for someone who can not only play the songs, but string them together with something that forms an emotive link with the listener.

If you are the type of person who always has something to say, can chat about a host of subjects, are the sort of person that people would like to have a natter with at the pub, or around the work coffee machine...  you're on the right road!  Even if you're a bit reserved, our radio presenter training course is designed to look at both your weak and strong areas.  So, we'll try and help you overcome any issues.

Once you've had an opportunity to practice the skills we've taught you, we can help you with producing a radio demo.  But, take a look at our Radio Demo Day page for more details about that.

It's easy to look on the web for radio presentation tips, but the best way to move forward is through face-to-face coaching.