رA TRAINING PROGRAM FOR MEDIA MEN IN GOVERNMENTAL AND PRIVATE CHANNELS FOR DEVELOPING AWARENESS OF THE FIELDS OF ATOMIC ENERGY USES AND ITS CIRCULATION SKILLS

The study aims at training the media men of the terrestrial channels including the first channel - the Delta channel - the Nile cultural channel - the Nile news channel - the Alexandria channel - the Upper Egypt channel and the private satellite channels such as Dream - CBC - Life – Sada El-Balad – Al-Kahira Wa Al-Naas (Cairo and the people) through the application of a training program about the use of atomic energy and circulation skills to address, during the analysis of the time period in 2018; through the design of the a questionnaire form and a sample of (30) media men range between the author, the presenter, the director and the photographer.
Regarding the study method, it uses the semi-experimental approach. The study significance is reflected in educating the public about nuclear culture in addition to the identification of how to deal with nuclear energy in case of occurring a nuclear or radiant disaster and move this awareness to the street man to absorb it. The study hypothesis is embodied in that “There is no statistically significant relationship between the (method) in the training program and the efficiency of the media in the terrestrial and private terrestrial channels in the fields of the use of atomic energy”.
The researcher uses the questionnaire form, which is prepared in the form of 25 forms, using the pre/post application of the training program. The questionnaire includes several sections related to the personal and occupational and functional aspects of the media men, their training and the efficiency of their performance.
The SPSS statistical program is used for compiling and entering the questionnaires data to test the validity, reliability and credibility of the data collection tool by measuring the reliability coefficient, the descriptive analysis of the demographic characteristics, and the calculation of the general mean of the independent variables as well as their dimensions. The results show and prove validity of the hypotheses.
The study results come to that: Percentage of media professionals with experience (less than 10 years) has reached (24%) and the proportion of media professionals with experience of (10-20 years) has reached 28% and the proportion of media professionals with experience (20 years and above) reached (48%).
The study recommends the necessity to prepare specialized media cadres in the nuclear field through media participation in nuclear scientific conferences.