The students on the NBS March course at Radio City come from a variety of backgrounds from Coca Cola management schemes to freelance Olympic Journalists! However they all have one thing in common, a passion for broadcast journalism. New to this course is training in outside broadcasts and video journalism.The NBS fully expect all the graduates from this course to get jobs at the end of it.  Read More →

I just wanted to update you to say that I was offered a permanent job to be a reporter at Viking FM today! My freelance work with them has been amazing and it is a credit to the National Broadcasting School that I was able to make such a good impression that they have kept me on! I just wanted to thank you for everything you taught me during the course, I honestly believe that everything I learned... 

Our next BJTC-accredited Radio Journalism course has been confirmed for the 2nd September 2013 Radio City in Liverpool. The new course will be led by NBS Course Director, Liam Fogarty, and NBS multi media coach Tim Brady. It’s full time but it’s only 13 weeks – saving you three years of your life and thousands of pounds in fees. Help us to keep up our success rate of over 80% of students... 

One of the brightest women to go through the NBS radio journalism course, Jenny Tracey now presents at BBC Radio 4.  Read More →

Toby at Southampton FC Radio news graduate, Toby Gilles, has got where he wanted to be – a professional football commentator.  Read More →

The NBS radio news grad who’s now the voice of X-factor and I’m a Celebrity  Read More →

National Broadcasting School radio news grad Graham Mackay (on far left) is now working at CNN (Cable News Network) in Hong Kong.    Read More →

In June and again in November, our students enjoyed a great day at Media City in Salford, and were hosted by the wonderful Shelagh Fogarty. They got to sit in with Shelagh’s pre show briefing and were able to watch her show go out from the 5 Live control room. It certainly gave them all an insight into radio at the top of its game. Thank you Shelagh!  Read More →

Students at the National Broadcasting School use some of the most up to date facilities in the radio industry. In addition to the course’s own dedicated studio, students have access to the broadcast studios and booths of Radio City, all of which have digital desks and Dalet playout systems and are set up to allow for a range of programme styles, from self-op bulletins to interviews and multi-presenter... 

NATIONAL BROADCASTING SCHOOL COURSE DIRECTOR LIAM FOGARTY Curiosity. Creativity. Persistence. NBS cannot teach you any of these things. But if you already have these qualities, NBS will give you the training and advice you need to embark on a career as Broadcast Journalist. NBS offers real-time learning in a real-life radio station. Working 400 feet up in the Radio City Tower in Liverpool, alongside...