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QUALIFICATION OF JOURNALISTS IN SPECIALIZED TV CHANNELS(In the example of the TV channel “Foreign languages”)
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Independent Researcher Of The University Of Journalism And Mass Communications Of Uzbekistan
Abstract
This article analyzes the requirements for the creators of a TV channel specializing in foreign languages, the professional qualifications of journalists, international experience, and the activities of employees on the example of the programs of the “Foreign languages” TV channel of the National Broadcasting Company of Uzbekistan.
Keywords
Television,
television program,
education,
journalist
References
Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On measures to bring the activities of popularization of foreign language learning to a qualitatively new level in the Republic of Uzbekistan”, May 2021
Decision of the Cabinet of Ministers “On measures to establish a foreign languages television and radio channel”, August 2021
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Karimov A. “Audiovisual Journalism”, Tashkent, 2019
Nikitina S.E. “Combination of classical and modern approaches in teaching a foreign language to students of the “Journalism and Media Communications” program”, Kazan Linguistic Journal, 2019, No. 1
Xinsheng S., Formation and development of educational television: world experience and Chinese specifics, Moscow-2010, abstract
MTRK official telegram channel
“Foreign languages” TV channel is the official telegram channelhttps://english-club.tv/channels/
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