They can work at schools or community events. Some do extra work at weddings and parties. It is very difficult to get a job as a disk jockey. Classes in broadcast journalism at a college or technical school may help. Courses in English, public speaking, and drama are also good.
Students can gain experience at school stations.
Hobbies such as sports and music may help. However, most employers want to know how someone sounds on a taped audition. They pay a lot of attention to a person's way of talking. They want someone with a pleasant voice and good timing. They want a disk jockey who will do commercials, news, and interviews with a nice style.