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07-08-2007, 09:53 PM
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Rockin '67
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Adelaide
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So, year 12 is almost over and I am at that stage were I really need to decide what I am to do with myself next year. One thing I know for sure is that I want to be a sound engineer(studio work preferably). I'm sure that all sound engineers would know about SAE college, which is the place I'm leaning towards going to. The problem is that I have been told that the tafe course is as good as the SAE course(which is way more expencive).
If there are any sound engineers on this forum I would like to know your opinion on where the better place would be to go. The reason that I am leaning towards SAE is the fact that I can study part time(2 days a week) and as far as I'm aware Tafe don't offer this(not in SA anyway). I want to do part time so I can work and earn some $$$ whilst in the process of doing the course, because SAE is about 5x the price of TAFE. And SAE looks good on a resume'. So any help from anyone in the industry would be much appreciated. |
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Any Sound Engineers out there?
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