Are you passionate about music and entertainment? Do you like performing in public? Are you disciplined and confident? Then you may want to tune up for a career as an instrumental musician.

Can you sing? Do you have a good ear and memory for music? Can you handle criticism and rejection? Do you have great stage presence? Then a career as a singer could let you scale new heights.

Do you like creating sound? Can you recognize high-quality sound? Do you have a good ear for pitch and tone? Can you work as part of a team? Then you may like the sound of a career as a recording engineer.

Do you have a good ear for music? Can you pick it apart and play with it to make it sound fresh? Can you record this work to share with others? Then a career as an orchestrator or arranger may score with you.

Do you like to put words to music? Are you creative and flexible? Can you keep going even if your work is rejected? Then a career as a songwriter could strike the right note for you.

Do you have a passion and a talent for music? Can you lead and inspire a group? Can you commit to rehearsals and performances? Then a career as an orchestra or band conductor may be music to your ears.

Do you like playing with sound? Can you recognize quality sound? Can you pick out pitch and tone? Are you flexible, patient, and able to think logically? Then you may want to fine-tune your future by becoming a sound engineer for live events.

Do you have an ear for music? Are you good at giving direction? Then becoming a choral conductor may be the right key for your career.

Are you creative? Are you passionate about music? Then you may want to see if a career as a composer strikes a chord for you.

Do you want to learn a skilled trade? Do you already have one? Are you interested in a military career? You may want to enlist your skills in a career as a non-commissioned member of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Can you engage with teens in a way that shows interest, caring, and respect? Are you keen to share what you know about the world? Are you creative and patient? Then you may make the grade as a secondary school teacher.

Do you appreciate the healing nature of art, music, dance, and drama? Do you like to help people? Then you may want to create a career as a creative arts therapist.