Journalist

Courses for radio jockey in various colleges are as following:
1. Academy of Radio Management (ARM), Delhi/NCR.
2. Aizaz Rizvi College of Journalism & Mass Communication (ARCJMC), Lucknow. Radio Jockeying (RJ)
3. C. I. N. E. M.A. (Cosmic Institution of Neo Entertainment, Media &Arts)Delhi/NCR. Radio Jockey (RJ)
4. Center for Research in Art of Film and Television (CRAFT), Delhi/NCR. PG Diploma in Radio Jockey
5. EMDI Institute of Media & Communication, Kolkata. Diploma in Radio Jockeying & Programming (RJ)
6. EMDI Institute of Media & Communication, Mumbai. Diploma in Radio Jockeying & Programming (RJ)
7. EMDI Institute of Media & Communication, Noida. Diploma in Radio Jockeying & Programming (RJ)
8. EMDI Institute of Media & Communication, Pune. Diploma in Radio Jockeying & Programming (RJ)
9. FILM Institute, Delhi/NCR. Television Anchoring /News Reading and Radio Jockeying
10. Futuristix Media Communication Centre (FMCC), Delhi/NCR. Certified Professional Course in Radio Jockey.

Step 1: Complete a Bachelor's Degree programme
Aspiring financial journalists may pursue a Bachelor's degree programme in journalism, communications, finance or economics. Students who want to build a foundation in finance and journalism can take courses in print or broadcast writing, editing, micro and macroeconomics, accounting and statistics. Some schools offer majors or specializations in business journalism that combine courses in news writing, media ethics, economics reporting and a variety of financial topics. Success Tip:
Gain practical experience. Students can develop critical skills in researching, interviewing and writing by working for a college newspaper or broadcast station. Aspiring journalists may also pursue internships at professional news organizations that can help them practice finding story angles and writing for different audiences. Interns may conduct research and compose breaking news and enterprise stories about businesses, financial markets and the economy. Step 2: Gain Work Experience
Financial writers may work in print, broadcast or Web media settings as reporters, analysts and/or commentators. Journalists often start in entry-level positions, either as general assignment reporters or working in a business or finance beat. In these jobs, reporters can strengthen their knowledge of fiscal issues and build the skills needed for higher-level positions, including the ability to analyze economic data and predict developments in the financial world. Success Tip:
Join a professional association. Financial journalists may find education, training and networking opportunities through organizations such as the Society of American Business Editors and Writers. Step 3: Stay Abreast of Technology
According to the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the majority of newspapers and magazines now produce online publications in addition to their printed material. For journalists, this means staying up to date with Web technology in order to be able to produce blog posts, podcasts and Web videos is important. Moreover, websites are likely to be updated more often than printed stories, making it imperative for the journalist to know how to manage Web technology.