In an exciting blend of education and real-world experience, students from KASS School recently had the remarkable opportunity to visit the Rwanda Broadcasting Agency (RBA), home to RTV Rwanda. This visit, organized as part of the school’s commitment to providing practical learning experiences, offered students an insightful glimpse into the dynamic world of broadcasting.

Stepping into the World of Media

As the students arrived at the RBA headquarters, their faces lit up with curiosity and enthusiasm. The visit began with a warm welcome from the RBA team, who provided an overview of the organization’s role in Rwanda’s media landscape. Students learned about the history of RBA, its various channels, and the significant impact it has on informing and educating the public.

Behind the Scenes of a Newsroom

The highlight of the visit was a tour of the newsroom. Here, students witnessed firsthand the fast-paced environment where news is gathered, verified, and broadcasted. They observed journalists, editors, and producers at work, gaining an appreciation for the dedication and teamwork required to deliver news accurately and promptly.

Engaging with Media Professionals

One of the most enriching aspects of the visit was the interactive session with experienced journalists and broadcasters. Students had the chance to ask questions about the challenges and rewards of a career in media. The professionals shared personal anecdotes and valuable advice, inspiring many students to consider future careers in journalism and broadcasting.

Learning About Technical Operations

The technical side of broadcasting also fascinated the students. They explored the control rooms, where they saw the sophisticated equipment used to manage live broadcasts and recordings. The technical team explained the importance of each piece of equipment and how they work together to ensure smooth and professional broadcasts.

A Memorable Educational Experience

The visit to RBA was more than just an excursion; it was a memorable educational experience that broadened the students' understanding of the media industry. By witnessing the behind-the-scenes efforts that go into producing television and radio content, students gained a newfound respect for the media professionals who work tirelessly to keep the public informed.

Looking Forward

As the visit concluded, the students left with a wealth of knowledge and a deeper interest in the world of broadcasting. KASS School is proud to have facilitated this enriching experience and looks forward to organizing more such visits in the future to continue bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world experiences.

The visit to RBA (RTV Rwanda) has undoubtedly ignited a spark of curiosity and ambition in these young minds, potentially paving the way for the next generation of Rwandan journalists and media professionals.