As a moderator, you are responsible for presenting and controlling events, broadcasts, or discussions. Moderators conduct interviews, ask questions, and ensure a smooth event. They must be able to engage the audience and conduct exciting conversations while keeping track of time and content.
The average salary for moderators in Germany varies depending on the type of moderation, experience and place of work. The average median gross salary is 5.024 € per month. Salaries range from 4.4424 € per month (lower quarter) to 5.705 € per month (upper quarter). For television moderators, the average salary is about 40.600 € per year, with regional fluctuations, e.g. 45.300 € in Stuttgart and 42.400 € in Berlin.
To become a presenter, you usually need an education or a degree in journalism, communication or media, and practical experience, such as through internships or own projects, is also a great advantage.
After a few years of experience, moderators can move up to higher-level positions, such as broadcasting responsible or editors, and self-employment as a freelance moderator for various events and media formats is also an option.
