I was able to establish myself as a sports announcer in my 13th year

How to manage the announcer Kim Sun-shin's career

As a “sports announcer” who is now in their 13th year, I have prepared this class to help not only those who dream of being a “sports announcer,” but also those who have become a “sports announcer” but are worried about career management. This class is about career management strategies that current “sports announcers” can run for a long time, but it is also a class where aspiring announcers who dream of being a “sports announcer” can experience the daily lives of sports announcers firsthand and get help with their career concerns.

In the meantime, I've personally received a lot of questions from aspiring sports announcers or people who are vaguely curious about a career as a sports announcer through social media and email. Each time, I wanted to help as much as I could in my time and capacity, but it was very disappointing because I was limited in responding due to lack of physical time. Meanwhile, I'm looking forward to taking this opportunity to answer some of your questions in Class 101. I hope this class will resolve some of your concerns about the professional reality of a 'sports announcer' and how to manage a career. It definitely contains fresh content and know-how that cannot be asked or heard anywhere, so please take the course and interest of aspiring “sports announcer” students and current employees.

Course effect

From work life to athlete interviews

All about the Sports Announcer Career Management Act

• Learn how to manage a career as a 'sports announcer' from announcer Kim Sun-shin in her 13th year of experience

• As a sports announcer, I will reveal my know-how to conduct player interviews well

• Learn about the sports announcer market and job prospects that only current sports announcers can talk about

• As an office worker, you can learn the company life know-how of a 'sports announcer'

Recommended

An incumbent 'sports announcer' who is worried about career management

& Aspiring students who are curious about the professional everyday life of a 'sports announcer'

• Current 'sports announcers' who are considering how to manage their careers for a long run

• Aspiring students who are curious about the professional life they will experience if they become a 'sports announcer'

• Newcomers to society who want to pass on the know-how of corporate life

• Those who are curious about the experiential life of an incumbent sports announcer that can't be heard anywhere else

Notes before taking the course

This class is for prospective sports announcers who are curious about the professional daily lives of current “sports announcers” or “sports announcers” who are curious about career management know-how. Aspiring “sports announcer” students who are curious about passing strategies such as spec checks, application writing, and practical techniques to support the “Sports Announcer” selection are recommended to also take the following classes.

13th year announcer Kim Sun-shin's sports announcer passing strategy

2 reasons why this class is special

❶ The current 13th year sports announcer

How to manage a career based on first-hand experience

I will teach you how to manage a career that I have experienced firsthand as a sports announcer in my 13th year. In addition to the most realistic and detailed broadcast station and job stories that only current sports announcers can tell, the class generously included the know-how of being able to work for 13 years or more in the sports announcer market, which had a short lifespan. I hope that current sports announcers will help them run for a long time, so be sure to check out the sports announcer career management method as an office worker.

❷ Leads to good interviews with athletes

Transfer the sports announcer's know-how to write questions

One of the main work activities of a sports announcer is to meet athletes and lead good interviews. In addition to the stories of athletes who were deeply impressed during my 13th year as a sports announcer, I included in the class the know-how to create good interviews for athletes through examples. I hope this class will help you develop career management strategies by indirectly experiencing the professional everyday life of a 'sports announcer'.