Broadcasting Attachments in Kenya
Broadcasting attachments give students their first taste of industry practice. Typical duration: 6–12 weeks.
What You'll Do
Observe Broadcast Operations
Watch how radio and television programs are produced, directed, and broadcast to audiences.
Assist with Production
Help with script preparation, audio/video recording, and basic production tasks under supervision.
Complete Logbook
Document your daily activities, observations, and learning experiences throughout the attachment.
Attend Production Meetings
Participate in program planning sessions, editorial discussions, and broadcast strategy meetings.
Learn Broadcasting Tools
Get familiar with audio/video equipment, editing software, and broadcast management systems.
Shadow Broadcasters
Work closely with experienced broadcasters to understand production techniques and audience engagement.
Skills You'll Gain
Who Should Apply
Year of Study
2nd and 3rd year Broadcasting students, or Diploma students in their final year.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of broadcasting principles, media production, and communication concepts.
Ideal Candidates
Students with technical aptitude, communication skills, and eagerness to learn from broadcasting professionals.
Academic Requirements
Minimum GPA of 2.5 and completion of core broadcasting and media courses.
Typical Host Companies
Duration & Mode
Duration
6–12 weeks (flexible based on university requirements and company needs)
Schedule
Full-time during university breaks, part-time during semester (20-30 hours/week)
Mode
On-site or hybrid (mix of office and remote work)
Supervision
Direct supervision by experienced broadcasting professionals and regular check-ins with university coordinator
Related Career Pathways
Next Steps: Internships
Future: Graduate Roles
Frequently Asked Questions
What broadcasting knowledge should I have?
Basic understanding of broadcasting principles, media production, and communication concepts is required. You don't need extensive experience - this is about exposure and learning.
Will I get paid during the attachment?
Most attachments are unpaid as they are educational experiences required by universities. However, some companies may provide transport allowances or lunch stipends.
Can I choose my preferred company?
We try to match students with companies based on their interests and skills, but final placement depends on availability, company requirements, and university approval.
What if I don't have much broadcasting experience?
Basic broadcasting knowledge is required, but we focus on learning and exposure. The attachment is designed to help you gain practical experience and understand industry practices.
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