How to become a radio DJ

First of all, the first premise is that you have a good voice condition. Although it can be adjusted by acquired vocal skills, it will eventually be influenced by your own voice conditions.

Then there is education. Although radio anchors are not required to graduate from broadcasting host, those who study broadcasting will definitely be given priority. If you haven't been to college, you can consider applying for the broadcasting host major.

Bachelor degree or above is required, and junior college students with certain conditions can also do it, as will be said later.

Putonghua proficiency certificate is the most basic stepping stone, which requires a level B or above, while provincial capital cities and sub-provincial cities will require a level A.

The qualification certificate of announcer and host can be tested, and the academic qualifications can be relaxed to junior college, because the minimum requirement for this certificate is junior college.

Finally, the problem of program experience. Now radio recruitment needs experience. The experience I'm talking about is traditional broadcasting. Even if you have experience in internet radio, you'd better not say it when applying. Showing off the experience of internet radio will die miserably. Generally speaking, radio stations don't like to recruit inexperienced whites. Xiao Bai, who can go to the radio station to practice as an anchor, is either a news anchor with a particularly good voice condition, because what each station lacks most is a news anchor, or a student majoring in broadcasting and hosting, or a backdoor. It is basically hopeless for Xiao Bai to be recruited by the society.