Chapter 1103 - 1130: He’s My Husband (6)

Chapter 1103: Chapter 1130: He’s My Husband (6)

"But I haven’t studied broadcasting, and I indeed never considered this field."

"Be flexible and adaptable." Phillip Hanson smiled, speaking earnestly, "This line of work is short-lived; most journalists eventually transition. Just like Camden River, whose goal is to become a host for a legal news program. Starting out is mainly to gain experience; most journalists end up moving towards hosting for a more well-rounded career, publishing books, establishing themselves as hosts, journalists, writers, screenwriters, or even directors. Honestly, it’s all in the same circle."

"It seems that way." Mia Ginger nodded.

With her hair tied in a ponytail, her almond-shaped eyes were bright and clear, staring at him with focused attentiveness, looking as if she was seriously listening.

Phillip Hanson became more interested in analyzing for her, "You have a good image and temperament, you’re still young, and your voice is moldable. You have a talent for language and writing, plus you’re already married, which makes your situation a little different. For the next year or two, you won’t be able to focus solely on being a journalist, so why not think long-term and try out hosting first? You never know, it might just work."

"But," Mia Ginger looked a bit troubled, "the television station has stricter criteria for this, especially since I’m not a broadcasting major."

"It’s only been like this for the past couple of years. Last year, half of the top ten hosts chosen by the station weren’t broadcast professionals. There are exceptions in every field. While having a relevant major is advantageous, it doesn’t mean the student is exceptionally skilled. Some students may have the right major, but they get nervous, forget their lines, and sweat on stage. Practicing well in private is useless. You," Phillip Hanson paused, smiled meaningfully, "if you’re willing, getting into any program team shouldn’t be a problem, right?"

Her overall qualities were excellent, being a graduate from a prestigious dual degree program, with added bonuses in photography and writing skills, making most organizations willing to bend the rules for her, not to mention her strong background.

Phillip Hanson didn’t spell it out, but his words were crystal clear.

Mia Ginger understood too, smiled at him, and thought about his words. A bit helpless, she said, "I boasted to my family before I started working."

This meant she certainly wanted to achieve something based on her abilities.

Phillip Hanson leaned back in his chair, yawning, he laughed nonchalantly, "Well, I do know of an opportunity you could try."

"Oh?" Mia Ginger looked at him with interest.

"Our television station established a cooperative project with your school last week. I forget the full name, but essentially, it’s a partnership between the station and your school to train a batch of dedicated anchors. I heard they’re ultimately selecting seven people, who after training, would directly begin as intern anchors. I’m not sure what specific program they’d be hosting, but rumor has it it’s a live news studio. The opportunity is quite rare."

"What about any restrictions?"

"They said it’s a collaboration with your department, so I guess this year’s broadcasting and hosting majors are given preference."

"Is that so?" Mia Ginger smiled, "Thank you, Brother Hanson."

"You could call your counselor to inquire. This is definitely much easier than being a journalist, but once selected, the future development goes without saying. Oh, do you have the Mandarin Proficiency Certificate?"

"First grade, Class A," Mia Ginger smiled and answered him.

"Awesome!" Phillip Hanson gave her a thumbs up, nodding, "Then you should go find out more about it. If you get selected, you won’t need to worry about the internship report here."

"Thank you, Brother Hanson."

Mia Ginger thanked him with a smile, feeling at ease as she left the television station.

Sitting on the couch in the first-floor lobby, she called Alexander Miller.

The document reached him last week, with the same restrictions Phillip Hanson mentioned. Upon hearing that Mia Ginger was interested, he was naturally willing to introduce it, carefully explaining the content of the document to her.