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I've been offered a position of Radio Broadcaster at Heart FM 97.2 & 102.2 based in the Wiltshire area. I'll be getting paid for this, but do I take it? The reason is because I have college and if I drop out all I have is two A Levels in Computing & Media. Not in business.
Also, I will be able to still DJ for HabboxLive although my sense of presenting may change to being more professional. I got contacted by their Station Manager through listening to me on my local Community Radio.
Help me?
Do it, DO IT, DO ITTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you don't do it you will wish you did it
You should do it, do it, DO IT NOW.
Upto you, dont drop out of college though. Also, I advise you not to go 'hello your tuned into ____ on heart! we has 500 listeners' ;) Also, its more of a show-off rather than help ehh?!
lets do a comp for a recliner sofa
next we're having compz 4 sum furniture
Could you finish college then take the position? If the radio thing doesn't work out you would regret it so you might as well finish college. You could also ask if you could work just weekends? or is it a weekly thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by OllzIsTasty
If you want to go to uni two A-levels wouldn't be enough so you might as well stay on.
meet us down in Hallway ONE and invite!!!
Heart FM? isnt that on freeview channel 711?
take it :)
isnt it gd pay for a dj?
The layouts nice but you should stay in collage http://www.hearthabbo.co.uk/ lalalala
Do it man! Do it! :D
That's an amazing offer! :D
Seriously, take the offer up! :D
you should. it's a life-changing option. i think you should pursue your dream because it's evidently something you're interested in. in that sort of business they want life experience not grades anyway. you've been virtually hand-picked because you're good at what you do. get in and good luck mate :)
I'm sure you'd regret it if you didn't take it..
Brandon! Long time no speak! :D
On topic, that will go great on your CV too. :D
you can go back to collage etc at any age whereas a radio dj....
take it, you won't regret it
dont take it
Defo take it.
College is there anytime, thats a once in a lifetime opportunity so grab it. It'll give you real experience of what you want to do and will boost you if you do go back to college rather than just coming out with a qualification and no experience to back it up.
I'd take it if i were you. It's a great oppitunity to learn something.
Hey guys,
I have some news. I turned down the offer this time, but they said they are going to keep me on file for the future and any time I want to take it I can. Going to concentrate on college & my local community radio, gain some more experience and get some grades! :)
you idiot. WHY!?
As everyone has said, college is always there...
I don't think you should have turned it down although your choice.
because he was lying all along.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blinger
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Skizzling
I was thinking that, but if he does a radio show in Swindon and got heard its probably true.Quote:
Originally Posted by IceNineKills
Should have took it now and went for it!
None of us know for a fact if he were lieing or not, so why place judgement? It's not like it's a unbelievable story...
He happened to add me on Facebook and has made no reference of this offer, but has continued to write about his Swindon show, as well as "feeling low".
Thanks for that, Sigmund.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
well if its an apprenticeship take it, if its not, take it, you'll come out of it with money which will / can pay for college if needed to.
it's not like he's saying he's been offered a prime time slot on radio1. i don't see why people would disbelieve him.
tbh i'd snap it up if it was offered to me, as i want to go into radio after media studies, so i wouldn't need 2 years of stressfull **** to get my life in line.
if that's the career i wanted like he does i woulda taken it too.
If it's the case then there won't be another chance most likely. To decline such an opportunity, they'll find someone else to fill the void who is far more passionate.