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According to statistics released by the Occupational Outlook Handbook, employment in the disc jockey or announcer fields are expected to grow by 7 percent between 2010 and 2020, with the experienced, formally trained announcers having the best job prospects in the field. With this in mind, Jason Benson, spokesperson for How To DJ Fast, an online site devoted to teaching others how to enter into the Disc Jockeying field, says getting started out on how to become a DJ can be very confusing.

The number of young men and women entering the music industry field continues to increase, according to statistics from the census bureau, however, according to numbers from the Occupational Outlook Handbook, it's a truly competitive field, with most of the jobs in the field part-time and those in the radio field expected to drop in number because of the decreasing number of radio stations in the nation. To achieve an edge over the competition, professional DJ and instructor DJ Sean Gallagher recommends young djs consider a number of options.

Anyone who has been to a nightclub can see the adoration that is given to a great DJ. A man who knows the exact right time to play the song that drives the crowd wild is very much in demand. It can be a fun and lucrative way to make a living, and of course there are few DJs who have problems with women. For these reasons, as well as a genuine passion for electronic music, many people are attempting to learn how to DJ.