Greeting, airwave students,
Today, you will describe what a typical day in radio would be like.
Here is what you need to do:
A) Pick out details from at least two of the jobs you've researched as a basis for what your day would be like. It would be better if the jobs were actually somewhat similar to each other, but this is not necessary: many jobs nowadays combine different elements of what used to be two or more separate jobs.
B) Imagine what your hours would be, staying within reason. In other words, different people work a lot of different hours -- I used to work at a job that was 7am to midnight Saturday and Sunday! Just don't imagine that you'll be working an hour a day...not happening!
C) Set up each hour. If part of your day is from 8am to 9am, devote at least two sentences to what happens during that hour, what you have to do, any difficulties you might face. Ditto if part of your day is from 3am to 4am.
D) part of every workday is about preparing to do something else. Be sure to discuss any preparations you might have to make. When you are done listing everything that happens and everything you do, a brief paragraph of not less than three complete sentences should do to sum up whether or not you would want to do a job like this, or if you think that a better one could be built.
Cheers,
Mr L
PS Even when you are done, you are not done. There is no online gameplaying; this includes Yahoo fantasy football
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