Recording Engineer
As a Recording Engineer, you use creative skills in Music & Dance, Computer Studies, Physics to produce compelling artistic work. Kenya's creative industry is rapidly growing with digital media, film, design, and arts offering exciting career opportunities.
Required Subjects
Universities Offering This Career Path
Kenyatta University
Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art & Design
Cut-off: C+ (55+)
~KSH 156,000
per year
University of Nairobi
Bachelor of Arts in Film & Theatre Studies
Cut-off: C+ (55+)
~KSH 144,000
per year
USIU-Africa
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Cut-off: B (65+)
~KSH 312,000
per year
Daystar University
Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Cut-off: C+ (55+)
~KSH 216,000
per year
Fees are approximate. Verify with KUCCPS and individual institutions.
Your Career Roadmap
CBC Junior School (Grade 7–9)
Build your foundation in core subjects. Explore career interests through CBC project-based learning.
CBC Senior School — Pathway B
Pick your core arts/sports subjects + 3 electives
KCSE & University Selection
Target minimum grade: C+ (55+). Apply via KUCCPS for government-sponsored placement.
University or TVET
Kenyatta University — Bachelor of Arts in Fine Art & Design (3–5 years)
Internship / Industrial Attachment
Complete mandatory attachment (3–6 months) required by most Kenyan institutions for licensure.
First Job as Recording Engineer
Entry-level salary: KSH 80,000 - 500,000/month/month. Register with the relevant professional body where applicable.
Career Growth
Growth outlook: High. Pursue postgraduate study or professional certifications to advance to senior/managerial roles.
Salary Range
KSH 80,000 - 500,000/month
Approximate monthly salary in Kenya
Growth Outlook
Job market demand trend in Kenya
Education
University Degree Required
This career typically requires a bachelor's degree or higher.
Pathway Info
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