That kid will be perfect for CHED's overnight "news" as well.  No reading or Geography knowledge is required there either.   Or do they even have overnight "news" anymore?   I stopped listening quite some time ago.  Mind you, he's not bad looking, perhaps Vancouver morning TV co-anchor? (as per another thread).  

Quoted from formerly_bobinedmonton

That kid will be perfect for CHED's overnight "news" as well.  

Is that meant to imply that it's somehow not news?

A lot of the students at the CSMB wanted to be DJ's - in clubs.  Or work with music mixing, or writing copy.  They didn't need to have great voices.  

That said - I never encouraged anyone to go there.  I think it had the same fault as NAIT - trying to teach everything without specializing in anything.  I wish NAIT had specific tracks students could go into - sales, announcing, news.  It would make their students a little more useful to the industry.  At least at NAIT they had two years of classes, not the four months the CSMB gave them.