1. Once you’ve got all your facts and material, it’s time to start writing your reports. You will also need to write a script, which will be read aloud possibly alongside pictures or audio clips.
2. Before you start writing, ask yourself: what is the main point of this story?If you’re not sure, tell it to a friend – what’s the first thing you say to them? That’s a good guide to the most interesting part of a story and will probably be the start of your story.
3. Be clear, concise and correct! (I will help with that, since you will have to send me a draft of your news script before broadcasting so that I can give you some advices or correct any possible mistakes)
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