Anchoring/ Awaaz

Duration	Eligibility
2 Months	10th Pass

Semester I	Semester II
Course Commencement Course Genesis Essentials of Anchoring Scripting Speech Craftsmanship Portfolio Development	Engaging the Audience The Interview Budgeting & Negotiations Presentation Skills Social Media Skills Networking

Expert Faculty: Learn from seasoned and esteemed event management professionals who bring real-world insights and expertise to the classroom.
Curriculum: Our curriculum is regularly updated to incorporate the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in the event management industry, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve.
Hands-On Experience: Gain practical experience through projects, workshops, internships, and industry collaborations, allowing you to apply your skills in real-world settings.
Creative environment : Immerse yourself in a supportive and creative environment where you can develop your unique event management style, experiment with different techniques, and unleash your creativity.
Career Opportunities: Access a network of industry professionals, receive career guidance, and benefit from internship and placement assistance to launch your career in event management.

Value add on	Event & Activities
Personal Development Classes Resume Writing & Interview Preparation Classes	Independence day & Republic day Fresher Party Dandiya Event In house Exhibition National and International Trips Inter college competition Christmas celebration Days celebration (Ttraditional, signature,twinig, formal and many more days) One day picnic Annual showcase Convocation Farewell party

Graduates of our program can work in a variety of settings within the event management industry. Here are some potential career paths:

Television Anchors: Present news, talk shows, and special programs on television channels.
Radio Jockeys (RJs): Host shows on radio stations, interact with listeners, and provide entertainment and information.
Event Hosts/MCs: Conduct live events such as conferences, weddings, product launches, and corporate functions.
Sports Commentators: Provide live commentary and analysis for sports events on television or radio.
News Reporters: Report news stories from the field, conduct interviews, and present live updates.

Online Media Hosts: Create and host content for online platforms, including YouTube channels, podcasts, and live streaming services.
Voice-Over Artists: Provide narration and voice work for advertisements, documentaries, films, and animated content.
Corporate Presenters: Host internal and external corporate events, including meetings, seminars, and webinars.
Public Announcers: Make announcements and provide information at public venues such as airports, train stations, and stadiums.
Freelance Anchors: Take on various anchoring projects on a freelance basis, providing flexibility and a diverse range of experiences.