On Air Presenter
Whether hosting your first show or refining your craft, this section covers the practical skills of great community radio — content, presenting, studio equipment and media law.
A practical course equipping you with essential knowledge of the new Codes of Practice that came into force on 1 July 2025. Understand how to operate within regulatory requirements while maximising your station's impact and broadcast potential.
This course walks you through the full journey of putting a show to air — from researching content listeners actually want, to writing natural scripts, to presenting with confidence on air.
This course covers the key legal areas every broadcaster needs to know — media law fundamentals, codes of practice, broadcast legislation, sponsorship, defamation, privacy, anti-discrimination law, contempt of court, copyright, and obscenity.
Learn how to identify and understand your local community's needs, interests and demographics, so your media content genuinely reflects and serves the people you broadcast to.
Discover strategies for building trust and maintaining long-term relationships with community members, contributors and partner organisations that support your station's work.
Plan and run outreach activities that connect your station with the community, from events and partnerships to on-the-ground engagement that builds visibility and participation.