The British Academy for Training and Development offers a camera training and camera test course for everyone who works on newsletters or programs on TV, and for anyone who is unable to cope with cameras and visualization.

In contrary to many oral communication courses and textbooks, this course provides enough time to talk about the unique features of oral communications compared to written communications, in order to help trainees prepare and communicate best content for oral communication. This course, presented by the British Academy of Training and Development, focuses on understanding key elements of conversation skills, and formulating clear and concise discussions that are directly translated into other Media assignments. In order to achieve this goal, this course examines the principles of effective On-Camera Conduct & Tips for Successful Camera Test.

Speech is an important art that deals with mental and emotional side of human being. Good speech depends on good choice of words, and having a variety of vocabulary to use. Good speech is an essential part of good writing. Regardless of the type of writing and the nature of audience.

Professional On-Camera Conduct & Tips for Successful Camera Test

The British Academy for Training and Development provides this course for the following audience:

• Managers and Owners of TV Channels.
• News Reporters.
• News Casters of TV programs of all kinds.
• Professionals in any sector swishing to get rid of the fear of being On Camera.

How participants will benefit from the course:

After completion of the Course program, trainees will be able to master the following:

• Overcoming the fear of being on Camera.
• Gaining Self-Confidence when presenting On Air/ On Camera.
• Learning the basics of TV and radio broadcasting.
• Acquiring necessary experience in News Casting.
• Training on Public Presentations, and News Casting

• The significant role of Media in modern life.
• On Camera Presentations, and methods to avoiding fear and confusion while being On Air/ On Camera.
• Successful Passing Camera Tests.
• Understanding methods of News Production and the applications thereof.