Skill Training

News and Media


Photo of a sailor performing his duties as a DJ.

Skills and Training

You could receive training in the operation, care, and maintenance of digital and conventional still and video equipment. On-the-job training in this field is extensive, and there are a number of opportunities for intermediate and advanced schooling in the news and media disciplines, depending on the career path you choose. Sailors in the news and media field have access to cutting-edge digital cameras, nonlinear editing systems, and computer-based graphics applications.

Your training might also prepare you for a future career as a:

Photographer
TV Camera Operator
Photojournalist
Film Editor
Reporter
Producer (radio and TV)
Announcer (radio and TV)
Production Manager
Screenwriter
Audiovisual Repair Technician
Recording Engineer (radio and TV)
Art Director

Below you will find a list of classes and college and vocational credits you could possibly earn, that can be transferred to participating institutions. Next to the classes you will see the number of credits you could earn. To find out more about positions and classes, contact a recruiter.

ASSOCIATES DEGREE Credits
Applied Performance (Individual Instruction) 6
Basic News Reporting 3
Basic Photography 3
Broadcast News 3
Broadcast Production 3
Copy Editing 3
Feature Writing 3
Jazz Theory/Improvisation 2
Music Theory 8
Nautical Science (Navigation) 3
Nautical Science (Seamanship) 3
Performing Ensembles 6
Personnel Supervision 3
Radio Announcing 3
Swimming 1
BACHELOR’S DEGREE Credits
Advanced Broadcast Production 3
Broadcast Programming 3
Media Relations 3
Personnel Management 3
Public Relations Writing 3
Video Production 3