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RADIO CONNECTION

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Length to Graduate: 6 Months
Location: Most Major Cities in US and Canada
Students per Class: 1
Tuition to Graduate: $7,750
Subject: Broadcasting

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Radio Connection offers courses in On Air Broadcasting: These include instruction in being a DJ, Talk Show Host, Weather Person, Sports or Newscaster, Voice Over Announcer and more. Radio Connection also offers courses in Radio Programming and other off-the-air Radio skills and trades. Additionally, Radio Connection students get a Radio-Show-In-A-Box which is includes all the hardware necessary for the student to produce and broadcast their very own Internet Radio Show.

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Radio Connection features the mentor apprentice method of teaching students the necessary skills by having them work one-on-one with their mentor on real world projects. Radio Connection enjoys working relationships with mentors in radio and television stations across the United States and Canada. Read More...

 

Columbia Academy – Recording and Sound Design

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Length to Graduate: 10 Months
Location: ON-Vancouver
Students per Class: 11-20
Tuition to Graduate: $9,950

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Columbia Academy’s Recording & Sound Design (RSD) program puts you in the recording studio, behind the console, or unleashing your creativity on Digital Audio Workstations from Day One – an important feature that makes us unique and considered to be one of the best Recording schools and Sound Design schools in Vancouver, BC Canada and internationally!

Our Recording & Sound Design school program gives you practical, Hands-On experience in the actual positions found in today’s top music recording studios and post production audio houses. Read More...

 
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Life as an Audio Engineer


For those of you who are looking to get your foot in the door towards a career in audio engineering, you will find that getting your foot in the door will become a way of life for you if you’re to have any chance of success working as an independent in the recording industry. You need to get into the mindset that YOU are the one who makes things happen. You have to become an entrepreneur. If you only expect to engineer, you’re already behind the curve. If you own some good gear, that helps. If you can play an instrument or two, that’s even better. If you’re out there in the clubs and know artists and bands and can get them in to record, that’s another big plus. If you can produce, that’s another feather in the possibility hat. Read More...

 
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