Announcer Jobs in District of Columbia

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Cruise Director / Event DJ - City Cruises DC

  • Washington, DC
  • 13 days ago
  • Washington, DC
  • 13 days ago

About the Opportunity: The successful Cruise Director / Disc Jockey (DJ) acts as the emcee of the cruise, providing information to guests on features of the vessels and available activities, playing...

Demographic Data for District of Columbia

Moving to District of Columbia? Find some basic demographic data about District of Columbia below.

Local
National
689,545
23,743

Announcer Online Courses and Training Opportunities

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Announcer Training 101: The Basics
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Salary for Announcer Jobs in District of Columbia

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Licensing / Certification

Required or preferred licenses and certifications for Announcer positions.

Highest Education Level

Announcers in District of Columbia offer the following education background
Bachelor's Degree
65.4%
Master's Degree
14.2%
Associate's Degree
6.8%
High School or GED
5.5%
Vocational Degree or Certification
4.5%
Doctorate Degree
1.8%
Some College
1.6%
Some High School
0.3%
Average Work Experience
Here's a breakdown of the number of years' experience offered by Announcers in District of Columbia
2-4 years
53.4%
Less than 1 year
13.4%
4-6 years
7.5%
10+ years
7.3%
6-8 years
6.5%
8-10 years
6.5%
None
3.0%
1-2 years
2.3%

Qualifications / Skill Sets

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