07/21/26
Broadcast Journalism Foundations
A structured introduction to broadcast journalism covering newsroom workflow, on-camera delivery, and the analytical thinking behind story selection.
CAD 1,850 View Program
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Broadcast Journalism
Broadcast Journalism
Programs
Practical training in broadcast journalism — from scripting and on-camera delivery to sport analytic reporting. Each program is structured around real media scenarios, not theory alone.
Available Programs
Each program is distinct in focus and depth — choose the one that fits where you are right now.
12/20/25
The Evolution of Data in Sports: From Scorecards to Big Data
A practical course tracing how sport analytic grew from hand-written tallies into real-time machine learning pipelines, with hands-on projects at every stage.
CAD $349 View Program
06/29/26
Digital Broadcast Journalism Certificate
A practical certificate program covering broadcast journalism for digital platforms, including video reporting, podcast production, and sport analytic storytelling.
CAD 1,290 View Program
How it works
From enrolment to your first broadcast
The path through any program here is structured but not rigid. You move at a pace that fits your schedule, with checkpoints that keep you on track without pressure.
Sport analytic reporting is embedded from module two — not treated as an add-on at the end.-
Step 01Choose and enrol
Select a program, complete enrolment, and receive immediate access to the orientation module and your personal dashboard.
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Step 02Core modules — scripting and delivery
Work through the foundational modules covering broadcast writing, voice technique, and on-camera presence. Each module includes short practice tasks.
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Step 03Specialist focus — sport analytic reporting
Apply data interpretation skills to live-style reporting scenarios. Learn to translate statistical context into clear, engaging broadcast segments.
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Step 04Final segment and completion
Produce and submit a complete broadcast segment. Receive written feedback and your completion record upon passing the assessment.
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Step 05Alumni access and community
Join the graduate network, access the resource library, and participate in optional live critique sessions with working journalists.
Instructors behind the programs
Tobias Krentz
Broadcast Journalism Lead
Tobias spent fourteen years in television news before moving into education. He focuses on on-camera delivery and live reporting under time pressure — skills that take consistent practice to build.
Priya Nambiar
Sport Analytic Reporting
Priya built her career covering professional sport through a data-first lens. She developed the sport analytic curriculum here and leads the specialist modules in each program.
Elsa Vanhanen
Media Writing and Scripting
Elsa brings a background in radio and digital journalism. Her modules cover the structural differences between print and broadcast writing — a gap that trips up many newcomers to the field.
What the numbers reflect
These figures come from program completion data and participant feedback collected since the platform launched. They describe what has happened — not what is promised.
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Programs completed by participants across all tracks
4.9 / 5
Average rating from verified participant reviews
3
Distinct program tracks — foundational, specialist, and advanced delivery
Common questions before enrolling
What background do I need before starting?
No prior broadcast experience is required. A genuine interest in journalism and media communication is the starting point. Participants who have followed news coverage or worked in written journalism adapt quickly.
How does sport analytic content fit into training?
Sport analytic reporting is one of the fastest-growing specializations in broadcast media. The program covers how to read statistical data, translate it into compelling on-air narratives, and deliver it clearly under live conditions.
Are sessions scheduled or self-paced?
Most modules are available on demand so you can work through them at your own pace. Live feedback sessions are scheduled in advance and participants receive the calendar after enrolment.
What happens after completing a program?
Graduates receive a completion record and access to the alumni resource library. The program does not guarantee employment but does connect participants with a community of working journalists and media professionals.