Course Summary
The mandatory content allows learners to concentrate on either the development of their musical performance or production skills and creative techniques, and relate them to the music industry.
St Vincent music department focuses on practical skill development and real-world projects including live performance, festivals & events, composition, recording & releasing of original material. Many of our alumni have active careers in the music industry, performing in bands, working for studios and record labels, teaching and other industry roles.
Students are given creative freedom to follow their own musical interests and are encouraged to take ownership of their own projects and musical endeavours.
Assessment
Course work, task assessments, music performances – concerts, recitals and rehearsal projects.
Progression
Progression routes:Level 3Music Performance courses & T Level Media: Broadcast and Production
Potential university courses:
Music Business, Music Performance, Music Technology, Music Composition.Potential career paths:
Music Performer, Producer, Composer, Music Teacher, Music Engineer, Music Agent.Entry Requirements
At least four GCSEs at grade 2-3, or the successful completion of a Level 1 study programme.