Kasoa (C/R), July 10, GNA – Chief Executive of the Talented Radio Institute, Mr. Eric Akoto has pledged the school's commitment to produce professionals in the field of Journalism with the right skills to change the face of the media in the country.
Speaking at the institute's graduation ceremony at the weekend, he said, as a branch of the Talented Multi Media Company, the school is well position to unearth the potentials of students in the Radio and Television presentation as well as the print media for today's professional needs.
The institute established in 2010, has so far graduated 52 students, with most of its products working in renowned media houses in the country.
Mr. Akoto said the institute is also introducing courses to train students in disc jockey, sports reporting and news broadcasting.
He said music has also been introduced and urged interested persons to enrol in the school for quality tuition.
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