Diploma in Music Performance & Production (Level 2) Programme
This course is designed to introduce you to a range of skills in music performance and production. At the same time you will complete GCSE qualifications in maths and English. The programme leads to the award of a Level 2 Progression Diploma in Music Performance and Production along with pass grades in GCSE English and maths.
4 GCSEs at grade 3-2 - Evidence of previous experience or study at an appropriate level in music or music technology.
Assessment Method
Continuous assessment by practical work projects online portfolio presentations written research projects and group work.
Aims of the course
To enable you to explore and develop a range of techniques used in music performance and production - To give you the all-round skills you need to progress to level 3 study in creative media.
Progression Opportunities
This qualification will prepare you to study on a Level 3 UAL Diploma in Music Performance and Production at Southwark College.
Facilities
The programme is delivered through a mixture of lessons workshops and projects. You will learn in our classrooms and specialist music studios and benefit from trips to creative venues and getting involved in projects with external partners.
Career Options
After further study you can pursue a career in music performance or production.
Course Details
Venue
Southwark
Day/Eve
Day
Mode
Full Time
Duration
35 weeks
Start Date
01/09/2025
End Date
26/06/2026
Course Code
4MUAI9S0
Funding
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