What are qualifications of being a reporter in TV 5?

Answer 1

I don't know which "TV-5" you are asking about, since many stations across the US have that name (and probably in other countries too). But I can tell you the general qualifications for being a reporter on any TV station. First, you need training, and for many people, that means attending a college that has a strong broadcasting and journalism major or minor. College radio stations, newspapers, and TV stations are great places to get experience under the tutelage of professors who have worked in the industry.

Another qualification is being a good reader, but not seeming like you are reading. You need to become comfortable on camera, conversational, knowledgeable about the facts of each story, and able to express those facts in a manner that the audience can understand. You also need to know how to gather the facts of the story (interviewing people, for example) and then deliver the facts in a clear and concise manner. If you are new to broadcasting, you will not be hired by a station in a top-ten city, even if you are from that city. They will first expect you to work in smaller cities to improve your skills and become experienced in reporting a variety of news stories.