How to become a Master of Ceremony

The term "master of ceremonies" refers to a person who hosts an event, such as an awards ceremony, a wedding, or a business conference. A master of ceremonies addresses an audience with presentations or speeches, introduces artists or speakers, and keeps an eye on the schedule to ensure the event proceeds successfully. A master of ceremonies may work part-time or full-time and may be required to work weekends and nights depending on the nature of the event. This vocation requires somebody with a strong sense of humour and a desire to amuse others.

The roles and responsibilities involve

• To conduct and organize meetings with the organizers
• To prepare speeches and introduction for a particular event.
• To establish and construct an agenda and planning.
• To check and make a list of participators.
• To ensure a proper schedule of events
• To lead the weekly program with enthusiasm, energy, and care.
• To Plan the conversations hosts’ weekly schedule and activity

To become a master of ceremonies an individual must have an excellent public speaker, must have entertainment quality, adaptability, friendly disposition, quick thinker, must have a good sense of humor, good presentation skills, acceptable MS Office skills, Organization skills, experience in planning and group management, must have high energy, theater, music or other artistic skills.