Free BTEC Level 3 Music Course in Hinckley. Classes run full-time at Hinckley Campus, five days a week during the day. This two-year Pearson Edexcel level 3 btec music course covers performance, composition, and music industry skills. You'll need four GCSEs at grade C/4 or above, or a relevant Level 2 qualification. There is also an audition where your instrumental abilities will be assessed. The level 3 btec music classes are designed for school leavers, though adults are welcome to get in touch to discuss eligibility.
Who this course is for
This programme is suitable for school leavers. If you are interested in persuing this course as an adult please get in contact with us.
Entry requirements
4 GCSEs at grade C/4 or above or a relevant level 2 qualification. Learners will also be assessed on instrumental abilities during the audition process.
What you will learn
You'll develop your performance skills on your chosen instrument or voice.
You'll study music composition and arranging techniques.
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 to work within it.
You'll develop skills in music technology and recording.
You'll build ensemble and collaborative performance experience.
How you will learn
Learning takes place in the classroom and in practical music sessions at Hinckley Campus. Assessment is through a combination of coursework, performance portfolios, and practical projects. There are no written exams for all units. You will build a body of evidence across the two years to demonstrate your skills and knowledge in performance, composition, and music industry contexts.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Hinckley Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start. You will likely need access to your own instrument for practice outside of class.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Music performer: work as a session musician or live performer
Music teacher: teach instrument or vocals in schools or privately
Music producer: create and record tracks in a studio setting
Sound technician: operate audio equipment at live events or venues
Music journalist: write about music for publications or online platforms
Community musician: deliver music workshops in community or education settings
What you could study next
HNC or HND in Music: a higher education route into specialist music study, often available at college level.
BA (Hons) in Music or Music Performance: a university degree for those wanting to develop professionally as a performer, producer, or educator.
Level 3 Music Technology qualification: a focused route if you want to specialise in recording and production.
