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Entry-Level Orientation

Introduction to Radio
Entry-Level Orientation at KFJC

The Entry-Level Orientation at KFJC (previously called Radio 90A) is the gateway through which all KFJC DJs must pass. After successful completion of this course, a potential DJ is placed into formal training program which varies by individual but typically combines one-on-one training in an on-air DJ, graveyard (2A to 6A) shifts and then certification.

The orientation is typically taught on Wednesday evenings. Check notices at the station (Buildign 6200, Room 6202) for times and room for the orientation.

Synopsis

Section 1 Defining KFJC Station Tour Media Requirements General Terminology
Section 2 Libraries Music Handling Alphabetizing and Library Filing Air Names Peak (audio editor) training and Voice ID
Section 3 Script Writing Underwriting Public Service Announcements SCs Station ID and Logos Jock Training Program
Section 4 Voice and Diction Microphone Use VU Meters Break Clock Basic Business Traffic Definitions Jock Critiques
Section 5 Midterm Giveaways Logs Playlists
Section 6 Board Operation Observations of DJ shows Radio Station Tour		DJ Training Section 1 Library organization and filing rules Record and CD refiling Music Comuter
Section 7 Indecency and Obscenity On-air Breaks PSA Reading Ticket Giveaways		DJ Training Section 2 Microphones Policy Review
Section 8 Final Exam		DJ Training Section 3 Logs Meter Readings
		DJ Training Section 4 Equipment and Board Operation Turntables Tape Decks Remote Sources
		DJ Training Section 5 Half-hour full operation (repeated as required)
		DJ Training Section 6 One hour full operation (repeated as required)
		DJ Training Section 7 One hour compatible shift with scoped air check submitted to program director.

Once a student has passed the Midterm, they're eligible to start DJ training. The student is paired with an on-air personality and goes through these generalized steps during the weekly DJ air shift.

Upon approval from the program director, you're ready to fly solo - congratulations!