SNRT trains ISADAC students for careers in production and scenography

In implementation of the directives of the President and General Manager, Faisal Al-Arishi, to consolidate the openness of the National Radio and Television Company to its academic environment and to contribute to the professional integration of young people, training days were organized on April 16 and 18, respectively, 2024 for the benefit of students of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and Cultural Movement (ISADAC).

During these days, these young people attended, at the company’s headquarters as well as at the studio of the regional radio and television station Ain Chock in Casablanca, presentations given by the company’s managers and executives, especially about radio and television animation. Scenography. A way to add meaning to their journey in production, theater and cultural animation.

On this occasion, the company’s directors revealed the tasks of the National Radio and Television Authority, its structure, in addition to the professional techniques of radio animation, as well as the artistic design of television programs.

For his part, Tariq Reeb, Deputy Director in charge of Education and Training at ISADAC, considers these days an opportunity for students to get acquainted with national media institutions. So they can interact with their managers and get to know their structure and work better. This is how they can build a media personality.

However, during these days, the students were able to go to the symbolic news studio of the “Al-Oula” channel, also designated for news magazines, the studios of “Dawa Al-Watani”, “Shin Inter” and Amazigh Radio, as well as to the “Ahmed Al-Tayeb Laalaj” studio, where they were Record unforgettable plays.

Providing on-site managers the opportunity to better explain the stages of newspaper production and radio and television broadcasting. Students were also able to give demos in the company’s virtual studio which, as a reminder, also offers programs dedicated to entertainment, culture and education.
In the economic capital, the beneficiaries of these training days were able to discover the stages of production of cultural and artistic programs, and even audio engineering, as well as programs such as “Youth in Al-Wajiha,” “Al-Wasit,” and “My Family.”

For their part, the students spoke about the added value of these days, which allowed them to meet the most prominent specialists in the audiovisual field, to enrich their knowledge, and discover the company’s divisions, departments, administrative tools, and its latest technologies.