Free BTEC Level 3 Music Course in Hornchurch. Classes run at Wingletye Lane Campus, full-time during the day. This course runs for 37 weeks and covers the skills and knowledge you need to work or study in music. You'll explore performance, composition, and the music industry through a mix of practical and written work. The Pearson Edexcel level 3 btec music qualification is well regarded by universities and employers in the creative sector. This free btec music course is open to learners aged 16 to 18 years old.
Who this course is for
16 to 18
What you will learn
You'll develop your performance skills on your chosen instrument or voice.
You'll study music composition and learn to create original work.
You'll explore music theory and how it applies to your practice.
You'll learn about the music industry, including how it is structured and how artists build careers.
You'll develop skills in music technology and recording.
You'll analyse and respond to a range of musical styles and genres.
How you will learn
Learning is classroom based, with practical sessions, studio work, and tutor-led lessons. Assessment is through a combination of internally assessed assignments and externally assessed units set by Pearson Edexcel. You'll build a portfolio of work over the year and complete set tasks that demonstrate your skills and knowledge. There are no written exams in the traditional sense; your performance and coursework are the main evidence of your progress.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Wingletye Lane Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Music performer: work as a live or session musician
Music producer: create and record tracks in a studio
Sound technician: manage audio at live events or in studios
Music teacher or tutor: teach instrument or theory to others
Music journalist or blogger: write about artists and the industry
Events coordinator: organise concerts, tours, or music festivals
What you could study next
BA (Hons) Music or Music Production: a university degree is the natural next step after a level 3 btec music qualification, and many universities accept BTEC results for entry.
Level 3 Extended Diploma in Music: a larger qualification if you want to study more subjects before applying to university.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Music: a Level 4 option if you prefer a vocational route into the industry.
