The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has put out a call to football loving females, who want to build a career as a commentator.
Potential applicants have until Friday, 29 September to email COSAFA a 2-min video or audio clip of their football commentary skills.
“COSAFA are looking to unearth the next generation of female commentators in Southern African Football/COSAFA ZONE, and will provide a platform for you to showcase your talent through a targeted workshop with African commentary legends.
There are several key things you need – a great voice, refined delivery, knowledge of the game, and most importantly, the passion that will keep your audience engaged.
If you think you have what it takes to be the next female voice of football from the Southern African region, we want to hear from you.
Send us a 2-minute video or audio clip of yourself commentating on a game, it can be from your couch at home, and a CV that tells us who you are.
You could be set on the path to a career on broadcast journalism.”
Are you the next female voice of football? COSAFA is looking for you!
By: Natasha Archary
The Council of Southern Africa Football Associations (COSAFA) has put out a call to football loving females, who want to build a career as a commentator.
Potential applicants have until Friday, 29 September to email COSAFA a 2-min video or audio clip of their football commentary skills.
More information can be found on COSAFA’s media pages.
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