Radio, TV, film, and new video technology bring to mind visions of bright, exciting, high-paying careers. Many young people are attracted to wonder: Is there a place for me in the broadcast media field?
People in the business warn that the road to a successful broadcast media career can be very rocky. They point out that getting started in the field is often difficult. To begin with, competition for most broadcast jobs can be fierce. Then, once on the job, the pressure is often big. Many jobs in broadcasting require long working hours, including nights and weekends. In most cases, the salaries are not very high.
What can you do to prepare for a career in broadcast media? Getting some kind of broadcasting experience during high school or college can be extremely important. Because the field is so popular, many employers are in a position to select beginners with developed skills.
You can start by becoming familiar with media while still in high school. If there is a media resource department in your school, volunteer to do anything. If there is no media department, take photos of games and social events. Work on the drama productions or write for the school newspaper.
Many beginners in broadcasting start at small local radio or TV stations. Such stations are usually more willing than the networks to take on people with little or no experience. Here, you have a chance to be involved in many aspects of the broadcast industry and get trained on the job.
【小題1】According to the writer, jobs with the TV networks ________.

A．require experience with local stations
B．a(chǎn)re harder to find than jobs with local stations
C．a(chǎn)re learned through training programs
D．pay high salaries
【小題2】What is the result of the high demand for jobs in broadcasting?
A．Applicants(申請(qǐng)者) with experience are preferred.B．There are fewer jobs.
C．Training programs are limited.D．Higher pay is being offered.
【小題3】 A student who follows the advice in the article would ________.
A．start broadcastingB．give up broadcasting
C．gain experienceD．choose a special skill

【小題1】B
【小題2】A
【小題3】C

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