Radio Careers Begin in Real Radio Stations

"Discover How to Become a Radio DJ, Talk Show Host,or Sports Broadcaster"

Learning how to become a radio DJ, talk show host, or sports broadcaster at any level is not easily navigated on your own.This requires a sound strategy.

What is your sound strategy for becoming a radio broadcaster, as...

You'll need much more than a good voice and luck to break into broadcasting.

Becoming a broadcaster requires the proper training, contacts, dedication, determination - and access.

Access to the principal decision makers. Access to influential broadcasters, producers, and top executives. Only then will you be able to increase your chances for success.

Resumes and demo tapes ALONE don't work anymore. Whether your goal is to become a local DJ, nationally known talk show host, or sideline reporter at the Super Bowl - you need an advantage - an insiders advantage...

"...The Broadcasters Mentoring Group offers you that advantage by providing you access to important broadcasting contacts you'll need to succeed. Starting on day one"

You certainly can attempt to go it alone - a lot of people try, and meet with mixed results.

But you don't have to go it alone anymore.

There's a far more effective way available to maximize the radio broadcasting opportunities that surround you this very minute.

It is to your advantage to seek out those who have gone before you in radio broadcasting and utilize their experience, knowledge, and contacts.

BMG has purposefully chosen the mentor-apprentice model for developing your broadcasting skills. That reason is simple - it works best, in more ways than one.

Broadcast Mentoring provides you three critical components that traditional broadcasting schools and university communications programs aren't structured to provide you -

• Access to influential broadcast industry contacts
• Advantages that come from having industry contacts who know you
• One-on-one, hands-on training from a working industry pro
  

In truth, traditional broadcasting schools or university programs don't intend to shortchange you. They're just not set up to provide you access to real broadcasters, real contacts, real equipment...in a real broadcasting environment.

No Need to Relocate or Quit Your Job

Regardless of where you live, BMG has a 'broadcasting school' near you - provided there's a radio station nearby. That's because your ‘classroom' is actually inside a state-of-the-art radio station. Your ‘professor' is a working radio dj, talk show host, or sports broadcaster - employed by the radio station or local team of your choosing.

No boring classroom lectures, or training on outdated and useless equipment. No training in classrooms far removed from where real radio broadcasting is conducted.

Instead, you're being trained by the best (they're working broadcasters and sportscasters, after all) - around the same equipment you'll need to master - and in the same environment you'll soon be working.

A brief overview of your BMG broadcasting training:

• You choose the station and/or team to train with
• You decide whether to train to become a radio DJ, talk show host, or sports broadcaster
• You choose your training days and times
• No experience required

Best of all, you'll be in a class of one - just you - receiving a hands-on, one-on-one customized training from your broadcasting mentor-instructor.

How Your Broadcaster Training Works? It's Easy as 1 - 2 - 3

The process involved in pursuing your broadcaster training through BMG is fairly straightforward. Your training is customized with a quality mentor. Your training days and times are determined by you. You'll even choose the radio station in which you'll train.

To get started, you'll want to:

1. Identify what your goals for broadcasting are. Do you want to become a radio dj, talk show host, newscaster or sports broadcaster? After all, if you don't know what your eventual destination looks like, how will you know if you've ever arrived?
2. Closely examine the two primary training options below, and choose the best fit for your learning needs, schedule, and budget. A brief overview of those two training options are;
   
   • The "Ultra Insider" Training program is a customized six-month broadcasting school apprenticeship training program served in a local radio station of your choosing. Best suited for those with little or no broadcasting experience.
     
   • The “Supreme Insider” Training Program is a customized three-month broadcasting school apprenticeship training program in a local radio station of your choosing - at nearly half the cost. Best suited for those with prior broadcasting experience and looking to get back into the business.
3. When you've decided which training program best meets your needs, you'll contact BMG to set up your no obligation, pre-screening interview. Here, you'll have any additional questions answered before deciding if we're a good fit for each other.

BMG understands that our hands-on, one-on-one approach to learning is not for everyone, however. Some people prefer a classroom and lecture environment. If that describes you, you may want to look into a traditional brick and mortar broadcasting school or college program within your community (if you're near a large city).