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Shortage of broadcast engineers?

At IBC this year MMC Committee members spoke to many exhibitors with the aim of understanding what the next big technology would be. But the biggest concern we encourntered was "where are the next generation of engineers going to come from?" Many companies are already reportdly struggling to recruit employees with the right skills. 


What do you think the answer will be?
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  • Former Community Member
    0 Former Community Member
    My son just left Salford University with a degree in
    music with sound engineering being his specialist subject. On
    application for consideration at BBC at Media City for either work
    experience or an apprenticeship in Sound Engineering he received an
    automated replies almost within seconds of submitting the
    application. This cannot be very encouraging, if indeed there is an
    automated "screening" system that relies on criteria that may or
    may not be valid. I think there may be a number of frustrated, but
    very competent, young folk out there who find the BBC's job
    application process a bit daunting.
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  • Former Community Member
    0 Former Community Member
    My son just left Salford University with a degree in
    music with sound engineering being his specialist subject. On
    application for consideration at BBC at Media City for either work
    experience or an apprenticeship in Sound Engineering he received an
    automated replies almost within seconds of submitting the
    application. This cannot be very encouraging, if indeed there is an
    automated "screening" system that relies on criteria that may or
    may not be valid. I think there may be a number of frustrated, but
    very competent, young folk out there who find the BBC's job
    application process a bit daunting.
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