Profession
Television Reporter
Description
Reporters or correspondents relay the news for television, radio, or online audiences. They may report on local stories and events and/or occurrences at the national or global levels. Typically, this requires reporters to conduct a range of research, complete interviews, gather and check facts, and deliver the information in a way that is easy for their audience to understand. As the name implies, TV reporters work for a particular television station and may be responsible for writing stories, conducting interviews on TV, utilizing social media, editing stories, and more. TV reporters generally need to meet certain education and experience requirements to enter and advance in the field. Here we break down the process to becoming a news reporter on TV
Job Prospect
Very Low
Work Environment
They work in a TV station. When not Broadcasting or editing the news in the TV station, they are in the field collecting information and doing research/investigations of stories
General and Personal Skills Required
Average Salary
Cost of Training
Recommended Level of Education
Bachelor
