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Professional Diploma in TV & Media Program Preparation and Presenting

Professional Diploma in TV & Media Program Preparation and Presenting

Program Specification

Field and Subfield: Media and Communication / Television Presentation and Program Production

 

1. Program Overview:

An integrated professional and applied program extending over 3 months (80 accredited study-load hours), aimed at preparing and qualifying broadcasters, program presenters, and visual-content creators with the professional tools required for television and digital work. The program covers program-development thinking and creating innovative ideas, the foundations of television scriptwriting, voice-focus exercises, articulation and proper breathing, body language in front of the camera and working with the Autocue, studio-management skills and coordination with the director, dialogue techniques and conducting interviews, news presentation and managing live coverage, presenting talk shows (Talk Show), through to digital-presentation skills across platforms and building the presenter’s visual identity.

2. Key Objectives:

  • Understanding program-development thinking and script preparation: Transforming general ideas into engaging program formats and writing rigorous television and electronic scripts and texts.
  • Mastering vocal-delivery and body-language skills: Training in proper diaphragmatic breathing, controlling tone, articulation and pauses, and controlling facial expressions and body movements in front of the camera.
  • Working with the studio environment and modern technologies: Mastering automatic reading from the Teleprompter / Autocue and communicating smoothly with the Control Room and production team.
  • Managing interviews and live coverage: Leading television dialogues intelligently and flexibly, professionally handling Breaking News, and managing live-broadcast crises.
  • Presenting for digital platforms and building personal identity: Adapting presentation methods to interactive and digital platforms and building the media professional’s image and professional identity.

3. Target Audience:

  • Beginner media professionals and broadcasters wishing to refine their television and radio skills.
  • Program preparers and visual-content creators seeking to move into live and on-camera presentation.
  • Journalistic correspondents and activists on social-media platforms and podcasts.
  • Graduates and students of media, political science, applied arts, and those interested in professional media appearance.

4. Study Plan and Modules (12 Modules — 25 Interactive Lectures):

 

5. Organizational Structure and Assessment System:

  • Duration and Schedule: 3 months (evening period), at a rate of two lectures per week, two hours per lecture = 25 lectures / 50 direct interactive hours.
  • Training Language and Delivery Method: Arabic language | Fully online interactive and applied training (Online).
  • Distribution of Accredited Hours (80 total hours):

50 hours: Direct and interactive online lectures.

20 hours: Practical applications, voice exercises, and on-camera performance.

7 hours: Analysis and evaluation of recorded and live program models.

3 hours: Review and final practical performance test.

  • Assessment System and Attendance Requirements: Attendance of no less than 75% of lectures, with continuous assessment including assignments, voice exercises, and periodic performance applications.
  • Certificate and Graduation Project: The graduate is awarded the Professional Diploma in TV & Media Program Preparation and Presenting after completing and discussing the graduation project, represented by recording and filming a complete pilot episode (Pilot) for a television or digital program, including preparation and presentation.

 

 

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