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manpreet
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3 years ago
The first question: Should I opt for higher studies or pursue a job after completing a course in non-linear editing? It deserves a yes for a job if you are getting a job because the actual purpose of doing a professional skill oriented course or training is to put it into use and start earning the vocational income. If the non-linear editing, which is much in use now, is coming your way in the form of a stable job where your skills will further improve, take that as a course of higher studies as well. Getting paid for learning will be a better thing than joining another institute just because the previous place did not teach you enough to get a job. Why: Video editing has worked for all. Those who know video editing and have the interest to work on the same field, have work. It is just about making a good connection as well as presenting good work, which gets you more work and strengthens your career.