I have been a full time audio engineer for the past 8 years and I started doing live sound for the most part of it but I have been a studio engineer too for the last few years. I would have to say that you learn the basics of pretty much anything (like wrapping cable or learn the signalflow) by heart in 1-2 years if you do it at least 2-3 times a week, but it takes 5-30 years to become an expert depending on the field of choice.
For example micing instruments can be a work of art by itself and mastering audio (preparing recorded and mixed music to CD-ready product) is one of the most difficult fields to master in audio (no pun intended), because it is a lot about the small nuances that many normal people don't hear.
I also must warn you the main downside about being an audio engineer, so choose wisely.... Unlike listening music as a consumer or making music as a musician it is all about fun and love for music, the main job for an audio engineering is to listen to errors and what sounds like crap, which eventually leads to that you became a worse nitpick than audiophiles. I ended up listening to everything analytically (including tv broadcasts etc), and that takes the fun away from it all.
An audio engineer may also be referred to as an audio technologist, an audio technician, or even a sound technician. In reference to radio operators they may also be called broadcast technicians.
it takes 8 years to be a vet technician
The tasks of an audio visual technician include maintaining, troubleshooting and repairing audio and visual equipment. The technician will also be expected to replace failed equipment and provide support cover for important events.
It takes about two to three years to get biomedical technician training. On top of that, you will need four years of undergraduate college and two more years of residence afterwards.
Depends on which degree you want. It takes 2 years to get an associate's degree in radiography (x-ray technician), or a bachelor's in radiography takes 4 years.
Like 8or 10 years ...it's a lot! Haha:)
2-4 depending on the level of degree
A pharmacist have at least 6 years of school as to were a technician in many places doesn't need any. However, that doesn't mean the pharmacists is necessarily more knowledgeable than the technician.
You can usually complete the training to become a mri technician in about 2 years. Many hospitals offer the courses required to get the certification.
Bs ,4 year .diploma 2 year in Pakistan
to just be a technician two years.
You have to be 18 years old in Kentucky to be a pharmacy technician.