? Free training, 1 meta training link, is true, there will be about 5 days of courses to take you to understand this industry. I will show you the prospect of this industry, and also teach you some basic broadcasting skills, basic training and practicing Mandarin, straightening your tongue, distinguishing NL and so on. It's good for you to learn to speak and pronounce words these days. However, there is no such thing as a free lunch. You don't drop the pie, you just pick it up. They must have worked so hard to attend the training class for some purpose, that is, to buy their courses. Courses range from 3980- 14800 yuan. If you encounter a "cheating" training institution, how many W? There are also some courses that will teach you to pay by installment. . .
Do you want to apply for this course? Depending on the individual, not all training institutions are "pitted".
If you have a good voice, standard Mandarin, like reading, love this industry, and are fully prepared to join this industry, then you can join this industry quickly by attending the training class, but you will definitely get a high salary after attending the training class, and you will have to work hard to gain anything.
If you can't speak Mandarin well, and you feel sleepy as soon as you read a book, and you think this industry is very simple, then I advise you to be cautious.
How do I know if I will do it? Or just seeing the "high salary" is whimsical and wants to share a piece of it? Then you can try this: find a novel with a price of 6.5438+10,000 yuan and read it in two days. "Reading with your eyes is not without sound." Watch videos or advertisements, use scenario simulation, and try to dub your inner words. If Mandarin is not standard, you want to work hard. Find some videos to train Mandarin and practice audio, and see if you can keep learning for a few days.
If you do the above, make sure that you can persist in this industry and make efforts. Then you can still consider taking classes and buying equipment. On the contrary, it is better to be more cautious.