News Producer job in my area - how much of a hindrance is it if I have no technical experience? (X-post from r/journalism)

In college, I was an English major and was pretty well-experienced in written journalism, writing for the school paper and taking a lot of news writing classes. After I graduated, I got a job in insurance, but I hate it and want to do something more in line with journalism. I had made plans to start reaching out to publications for freelancing opportunities, until COVID hit and kind of put those plans on hold.

Now there's a news producer opening in my town, and I meet all the formal qualifications, but I'm worried about the fact I have very little knowledge/experience with digital technology. The job posting said they just wanted someone with a degree in English or Journalism (which I have) and they would be willing to train someone with no experience in a professional news setting. But I don't know what would be unreasonable to expect in terms of training someone completely new?

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