What You Will Study

The topics covered on the course will develop and enhance your practical music technology/production skills but also your theoretical knowledge. Modules include:

Studio Production
Composing for Media, TV and Film
Listening Skills
Live Sound Techniques
Practical Harmony and Composition
Mixing Techniques
Sound Creation

The course comprises of a combination of graded and ungraded units, including Study Skills that will support your application to HE courses (Online UCAS application, portfolio building, interview preparation etc.)

Attendance Expectations
The course requires you to attend College for at least three days a week, with essential independent study expected. The approx. duration each week will be 12 hours.
How You Will Be Assessed
The course involves a variety of assessment techniques including practical work, written assignments and oral presentations.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal qualifications required for this course although you need to have achieved or be working towards Level 2 or GCSE Grade 4 or above in English and/or Maths, which you can take alongside the Access course if necessary.
A passion and interest in Music Production related subject is highly desirable, along with examples of work to be presented during the interview process.
Fee Information
These fees relate to 2024/25:
£4,835
Further Study
This course will allow you to progress on to degree courses in specific areas of Music Technology at both local and national universities and other Higher Education institutions. Popular HE destinations for our current students include: Wakefield College, Leeds Beckett, Huddersfield, Hull College, BIMM.