What is the learning content of broadcasting host major?

The majors that broadcasting hosts need to learn are: broadcasting voice, broadcasting creation foundation, broadcasting hosting, TV broadcasting hosting, introduction to literary and artistic works, introduction to journalism, news editing, and radio and television program production.

Students in this major mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of China language and literature, radio and television journalism and communication, and China broadcasting, receive the basic training of Putonghua pronunciation, broadcasting voice and broadcasting expression, and master the basic ability of radio and television broadcasting and program hosting.

It's meaningless just to dream of learning broadcasting. Might as well listen to a class.

If you want to know about broadcasting, including the broadcasting industry, you can listen to a free live online lecture by a master teacher at 8 pm. The teacher's class is very lively and interesting, and a demonstration is made through the change of voice when speaking. The teacher himself is also very sweet and temperament, and her voice is also very nice. Why? Because all the masters are very powerful, temperament is of course difficult to handle. Students who want to attend this teacher's class can.

Extended data

Broadcasting course aims to improve students' language organization ability and logical thinking ability, establish students' correct values, and make full preparations for becoming professional broadcasting talents. The advantages of the course include the basic pronunciation of Putonghua, comprehensive training of emotion, qi and sound, exam-taking skills, vocal language expression and so on.

In the basic phonetics course, it is necessary to train students' Putonghua level and expressive ability, and correct students' personal phonetics problems. All language foundations and skills in exams and life should be fully exercised, and students should be systematically trained to express their feelings based on their voices. In oral expression, people are moved by emotion, voiced by anger, and facts are spread by rational use of their own language.