INTERVIEWING SKILLS
Every great story starts with a great conversation.
At RadioVoice, learning how to conduct and participate in interviews is one of the most valuable parts of our training program. Whether it’s for radio, podcasting, or everyday communication, interview skills help build confidence, curiosity, and connection.
Our students learn how to ask thoughtful questions, listen actively, and respond naturally — turning each conversation into an opportunity to learn, share, and inspire.
These are real-world skills that go far beyond the microphone. They encourage self-expression, empathy, and genuine engagement with others. For many of our students, mastering interview techniques is also a powerful step toward personal growth. It boosts confidence in social settings, strengthens communication skills, and helps build trust and teamwork. Interviewing guests from different walks of life also encourages open-mindedness, respect, and a deeper understanding of diverse experiences.
At RadioVoice, every interview becomes more than just an exchange of words — it’s a moment of connection, empowerment, and pride.
By developing strong communication skills, our students are better equipped for employment, independence, and active participation in their communities — using their voices to make a difference, on and off the air.
Below are just some of the many examples of the interviews graduated students of RadioVoice have conducted. Brilliance!
At RadioVoice, learning how to conduct and participate in interviews is one of the most valuable parts of our training program. Whether it’s for radio, podcasting, or everyday communication, interview skills help build confidence, curiosity, and connection.
Our students learn how to ask thoughtful questions, listen actively, and respond naturally — turning each conversation into an opportunity to learn, share, and inspire.
These are real-world skills that go far beyond the microphone. They encourage self-expression, empathy, and genuine engagement with others. For many of our students, mastering interview techniques is also a powerful step toward personal growth. It boosts confidence in social settings, strengthens communication skills, and helps build trust and teamwork. Interviewing guests from different walks of life also encourages open-mindedness, respect, and a deeper understanding of diverse experiences.
At RadioVoice, every interview becomes more than just an exchange of words — it’s a moment of connection, empowerment, and pride.
By developing strong communication skills, our students are better equipped for employment, independence, and active participation in their communities — using their voices to make a difference, on and off the air.
Below are just some of the many examples of the interviews graduated students of RadioVoice have conducted. Brilliance!
Arguably Victoria's most distinguished female television reporter and presenter, Jo Hall.
3MP radio presenter, fake race caller, and winner of 15 Australian Commercial Radio Awards, Jon Vertigan
Mornington Peninsula artist and owner of Studio TStar, Tracy van Lieshout
Actor, 3MP breakfast radio announcer, and lover of mowing lawns, Julie Strini.
Radio announcer, singer and support worker, Cindy Warren (Umbrella Support).
