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Training
All community radio stations train people – whether an informal run through of desk driving with volunteers or accredited and funded courses for members of the community. The resources on these pages stem from two projects: Employment FM, funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation focused on using community radio for employability training, and a more general Training Toolkit, funded by Ofcom. Together, these toolkits aim to support both beginners and veterans in training enabling you to start or improve your training – boosting the social gain that you deliver and hopefully the revenue that comes to support your station.
Employment FM
Employment FM is a 3-year project, looking at how radio training can build employability & communication skills
Click here to see all resources and find out more about the project.
There are a range of resources - on developing an employability programme, delivering a course, how to fund this, and everything in between. For an overview and introduction, see the Employability Training Handbook
Training Toolkit
Community Radio Stories
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Employment FM Is Go!
Any Community Radio person will tell you that our volunteers get lots more than enjoyment from their work. We’ve all seen our colleagues grow in self esteem, in how they relate to others and in their ability to work in a team. Employment FM is a 3-year project which explores how radio training can lead […]
