Help me fellow slutz

[TheArk]

This is kind of the right/wrong forum but mods feel free to move this thread wherever you deem appropriate.

I am in my last year in high school and need to do a career project before I can graduate.

The career I am going to choose is Audio Engineering. So I would appreciate if someone here can send me any type of paper work and the job ad outlining the job along with payment info. I would also need to know the gross income if employed at your studio. Of course this is all fictional. The job ad and paper work will be included in the project.

Thanks guys, don't mean to be a burden but help me do this! lol Thanks for your time.

[TheArk]

Originally Posted by TheArk

This is kind of the right/wrong forum but mods feel free to move this thread wherever you deem appropriate.

I am in my last year in high school and need to do a career project before I can graduate.

The career I am going to choose is Audio Engineering. So I would appreciate if someone here can send me any type of paper work and the job ad outlining the job along with payment info. I would also need to know the gross income if employed at your studio. Of course this is all fictional. The job ad and paper work will be included in the project.

Thanks guys, don't mean to be a burden but help me do this! lol Thanks for your time.

Bump! please help me guys!

[TheArk]

Originally Posted by TheArk

Bump! please help me guys!

Bumppp

[drBill]

Originally Posted by TheArk

So I would appreciate if someone here can send me any type of paper work and the job ad outlining the job along with payment info. I would also need to know the gross income if employed at your studio. Of course this is all fictional.

Of course it's fictional. Because there are VERY VERY VERY few types of jobs as you describe. - ie: on-staff positions. The big studio's have seconds and they get anywhere from minimum wage to maybe $15 an hour or so. However, 98% of audio engineering work (at least on the music side of things - audio post is different) is freelance. Those lucky enough to have a staff position are often "on call" so there is no "normal" work week, no normal monthly and no normal "gross" yearly income. It could be zero hours or 100 hours a week. Very few studio's post "ads" for hire, as there are dozens if not hundreds of people beating down their door for the opportunity to intern for free. Those paid positions that actually come up, and almost always filled by someone the owner knows or has received a recommendation on.

If you care to do any amount of research instead of asking us to do your homework for you (j/k ) you will find REAMS of information on this very topic. The search button is at the top of the page. Good luck with the project.

[therealbigd]

Is it not a requirement of the project to use something realistic? You'll find as many job adverts and salaries for astronauts.