Most news presenters have a bachelor’s degree in journalism or broadcasting. Typically, a broadcaster will have gained experienced working at a high school or college newspaper or interning at a television or radio station. Helpful college courses along the way to becoming a broadcaster include mass media, public speaking, and television and radio production. Salary will vary tremendously, depending on location, the size of the audience market, and duties performed. Jobs in broadcasting are competitive, and most positions are found in metropolitan markets.
