This qualification forms part of a complete programme which will help to develop the necessary skills and knowledge required to succeed in the wider world of work.

Training will take place in our well-equipped, modern salons, with instruction from our team of highly skilled, qualified and supportive tutors.

If you want to be a music artist or a producer then you can kick- start your career with the Music Technology Level 3 course. You will study elements of music technology, sampling and synthesis, alongside recording and mixing skills. Working in our state-of-the-art facilities at our Roland Academy, you will learn how to use industry standard equipment and technology.

You will have the opportunity to work as technical crew on performances within College, supporting artists from the music performance courses. You will also have the opportunity to mix, record and release songs.

This course is one or two years long; following completion of year one (Level 3 National Foundation Diploma in Music Technology) you can progress to year 2 to achieve the full Level 3 Extended Diploma.

Tuition fees:

• 16-18 year olds do not need to pay course fees
• Those aged 19 or over may not need to pay fees depending on their circumstances.

This is an exciting and mainly practical course combining practical exploration of styles and techniques in acting with related written assignments.

Key Units include:
- Introduction to Performance
- Communicating With an Audience
- Staging a Performance
- Production Skills and Practice, and more!

Students often continue to develop their skills and knowledge of drama at university or drama school. This can lead to careers in the performing arts industry (both on and off stage), but also in a wide range of other areas where artistic understanding and communication skills are important.