Mcing job : Can this be a career

[cherry123]

They are jobs that I think shouldn't be taken as a full time job and one of it is Mcing an event. Is this job good enough financially to be done full time. What do you think?

 

[Starmix]

I don't have idea what that online job is all about. I may do research about it tomorrow.

 

[cherry123]

I don't have idea what that online job is all about. I may do research about it tomorrow.

it isn't an online job, this is like anchoring an event as the master of ceremony. I don't know if it can be a full time job.

 

[Starmix]

it isn't an online job, this is like anchoring an event as the master of ceremony. I don't know if it can be a full time job.

Thank you for the clarification of the misunderstood term I think the right term is emceeing .

 

[cherry123]

Thank you for the clarification of the misunderstood term

yeah that's what I meant . Good that you understand now

 

[Chisililltan]

You bring up an interesting point about MCing gigs. It's true; some folks see them as more of a part-time hustle. But here's the deal: you can absolutely turn MCing into a full-time career if you're passionate about it and excel at hyping up crowds. While it might not be the most conventional path, it can be financially rewarding. Plus, the entertainment industry is quite versatile, and there are various niches within MCing to explore, from weddings and corporate events to sports and music festivals. On the flip side, if you're thinking about alternative career options, have you ever considered becoming a vet assistant? It's a field with a lot of heart. The Veterinary Assistant (VA) programs are available for high school students.