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These quali昀椀cations are tailored to different interests
and abilities. At Level 2, this course provides a solid
foundation in music performance, production, and theory.
These are ideal for learners who need to build their skills
or improve before moving on to more advanced study.
Level 3 quali昀椀cations are more in-depth and equivalent
to A Levels. This course allows learners to specialise
in areas such as performance, composition, music
technology, or the music business. They typically
combine practical work with written assignments and are
assessed mainly through coursework rather than exams.
These quali昀椀cations are highly regarded by universities,
music colleges, and employers in the creative industries.
They also provide valuable experience for those looking
to go straight into the music industry. Whether learners
aim to perform, produce, or work behind the scenes,
there’s a music course to help them take the next step in
their creative journey.
Level
Course Title
Sounds and Events Technician
Level 3
The Level 3 Sounds and Events Technician quali昀椀cation
is designed for learners interested in the technical side
of live events, music, and performance. Ideal for post-16
learners, this course offers hands-on experience and indepth knowledge of sound, lighting, and event production.
It’s perfect for those who want to work behind the scenes
in theatres, concert venues, festivals, or corporate events.
Music
Music Level 2 and Level 3
Learners will develop a strong understanding of sound
engineering, lighting design, stage management, and
health and safety in live environments. The course
combines practical training with theory, allowing
learners to get to grips with professional equipment
and real-world scenarios. Working as part of a team on
live projects is a key part of the quali昀椀cation, helping
to build both technical and communication skills.
This quali昀椀cation is equivalent to A Levels and provides
a strong foundation for those looking to move into
employment or continue studying at university or a
specialist technical training provider. Many learners go
on to roles such as sound technician, lighting technician,
stage crew, or events coordinator. It’s a great choice for
those who enjoy working hands-on, solving problems,
and helping to bring performances and events to life.
Entry requirements
Duration
Level 2
Music
Four GCSEs at grade 2/3 (or equivalent), including
English, maths.
1 year
Level 3
Music
Four GCSEs at grade 4 or above (or equivalent),
including English or maths.
2 years
Level 3
Sounds and Events Technician
Four GCSEs at grade 4 or above (or equivalent),
including English or maths.
2 years
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