Career guide
Presents radio or television programmes - live, scripted or interview-based. Voice, judgement and preparation matter more than looks.
Mathematics or Mathematical Literacy is accepted; strong English and other languages matter most.
A Diploma or Degree in Journalism, Broadcasting or Media Studies (NQF 6-7), though many presenters enter through community radio, campus radio or online work and build an audience first. Demo material is what gets you auditioned. Entry requirements differ by institution - confirm directly with the institution.
Universities of Technology and DHET-registered private film schools; MICT SETA / CATHSSETA learnerships
A qualified career counsellor works through your child's personality, interests, strengths and subjects, and writes them a report on what fits.
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