CBSE 12th

1. Sound engineering technicians:
Sound engineering technicians manipulate the equipment that produces the sound for movies, television, radio and live performances. Their work can take them indoors or outdoors with potential gigs in open stadiums or in cramped recording studios. The distinct acoustics in each environment requires the sound engineering technician to be adaptable.
2. Education and training:
Years of on-the-job training and work experience add to a technician's maintenance and operations skills. Even though, there is no license required to become a sound engineering technician, one who is certified by the society of broadcast engineers has a stamp of approval as a technician, who produces high quality work.
3. Engineering technicians:
Engineering technicians assist scientists in research as well as in developing new engineering mechanisms. They manufacture, install, inspect and repair electronic systems. They can make prototypes beforehand to predict what a product will look like, bypassing wasteful spending on a larger scale project with flaws.
4. Education and training:
Engineering technicians need at least an associate degree in engineering technology with a college background in mathematics and science. Schools accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) meet at least minimum quality requirements in their curricula.