What certificates do broadcasters and hosts need to take?

Broadcasting and hosting students need to take the following certificates:

1. Mandarin

Students majoring in broadcasting and hosting must take the first-A Putonghua certificate and the first-B certificate before graduation. You can take the exam at the school where you are. You need to go to Beijing to take the first-A certificate. The first-A certificate is one of the necessary certificates to engage in broadcasting and hosting after graduation.

Second, the Qualification Examination for Announcers and Hosts/National Radio and Television Editors and Reporters

This exam can also be taken at your school, and the content of the exam is not difficult.

(1) Public *** subjects:

1. Comprehensive knowledge; 2. Basic knowledge of radio and television.

(2) Professional subjects:

1. Professional subjects of the editor-journalist qualification examination: radio and television business.

2. Professional subjects for the Announcer and Host Qualification Examination:

In principle, college students can apply for the Putonghua proficiency test. Generally, there are test centers in universities, twice a year. In principle, students majoring in broadcasting must reach first-level and second-level Mandarin proficiency before graduation. At the same time, Class B is also the basic requirement for the recruitment of many city and county-level media hosts. , Radio and television broadcasting and hosting business (written test)

B. Radio and television broadcasting and hosting business (oral test)

The information of the announcer and host qualification examination/national radio and television editors and reporters is available online If you can find it, media schools will also issue it. I remember it was 150 yuan per set at the time. You can pass one subject in the first year and take the second subject in the second year. The results will be valid for two years.

After you have the qualification certificate, you can go to a TV station to intern and get a press card/host card.