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The new station allows students to take on genuine industry roles including presenters, DJs, producers, researchers and music curators, helping them develop practical skills, build professional portfolios and gain valuable experience for future careers.
Students are involved in every stage of production, from creating the station’s branding and jingles to writing scripts, planning show transitions, producing adverts and selecting music playlists. The project is designed to mirror the realities of working in the industry while encouraging creativity, teamwork and confidence.
Built around student voice, collaboration, creativity and employability, the station provides another platform for students to showcase their talents while gaining practical experience that supports progression into higher education, apprenticeships and employment.
Nescot Music Radio offers more than music. The station gives students and staff a platform to share news, stories and achievements from across the college.
Programmes feature student and staff interviews, artist spotlights, campus news, upcoming events and themed shows. The station also creates opportunities for students from different courses to work together on creative projects.
Students recorded the first programme, the September Show, over the summer as a pilot episode. Different presenters will host future shows, giving more learners the chance to get involved. Around 20 students are expected to contribute to the series, and learners from all levels can help shape future content.
This project is all about giving students the opportunity to step into real broadcasting roles and gain practical, hands-on industry experience. There are many different career paths within the music industry, and the radio station is a great way for students to discover the range of creative, technical and production roles that come together to make a radio show. “It’s been fantastic to see students’ creativity, confidence and skills develop through a project they are driving themselves. I’m incredibly proud of what they have achieved so far, and I’m excited for everyone to hear the first episode.
Nescot Music Radio forms part of a wider programme of industry-focused activities within the Music department.
Alongside the radio station, students can take part in weekly sessions covering:
These sessions help students explore different career paths within the music industry. They also develop transferable skills that employers value, including teamwork, communication and project management.
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