WASHINGTON D.C. RADIO SCHOOL ALTERNATIVE DJ - Talk Show Host - Sportscaster Programming Director - Promotions Weather Reporter - Voiceover Artist

WASHINGTON, D.C. is the capital of the United States and the 8th largest ADI Market in the country. The city was named after George Washington, the first President of the United States, while the name, District of Columbia , abbreviated as D.C, is a reference to Christopher Columbus.


Located on the banks of the Potomac River and bordered by Virginia and Maryland, Washington D.C. was planned and developed in the late 18th century. The city was initially intended to serve as the permanent national capital and the federal district was formed to keep the national capital distinct from the states. Washington D.C. is home to the Nationals of MLB, the Wizards of the NBA and the Redskins of the NFL. Plus, there’s the new 2008 Nationals Park in Southeast Washington that can seat 41,222 sports fans.  Our nation's capital gives us much to choose from in radio stations including these: Energy 92.7, 94.7 - The Globe, Mix 107.3 FM-WRQX.


Any aspiring political enthusiasts could really appreciate this city if you are seeking a career in radio. You might seriously want to think about applying for RADIO CONNECTION's Mentor/Apprentice School of Broadcast Radio.  The Washington D.C. RADIO CONNECTION Radio School offers a low-cost, six month course in radio (DJ, Voiceover, Sportscaster, Talk Show Host, Board Operator, Program Director to name a few) that will place you under the direct, one-on-one supervision of your personal mentor (a working radio professional) where you will learn the job at a real radio station and be exposed to dozens of industry contacts.  It's no wonder that the majority of RADIO CONNECTION graduates find work in Radio by the time they graduate our course.


So, if you're seeking a career in Radio and live in the Washington D.C. area, get started on the right path today with the RADIO CONNECTION Radio School Alternative.

Progress Reports:  Checking in on our Washington D.C. Radio Students who are learning broadcasting where they live

Micheal Fordham
RADIO CONNECTION STUDENT - WASHINGTON D.C.

I've been on air quite a bit, I was put on the air an hour after I met my mentor for a short interview. It was cool. It's crazy how fast things happen in this business. No time for real school. This program puts you in the door. The rest is up to you.