Level 3 Music Performance and Production Course in Hillingdon. Classes run at Uxbridge College Hayes Campus, full-time during the day. Tuition fees may apply, though funding may be available depending on your circumstances. This music performance and production qualification is aimed at those developing a career as a music technologist, with a genuine interest in sound and music across all styles. The course runs over 34 weeks and covers both performance and production disciplines.
Who this course is for
This course is for those who wish to continue to develop a career as a music technologist. An interest in sound and a love of music of all styles are pre-requisites of this course.
What you will learn
You'll develop skills in music production, including recording, mixing, and editing sound.
You'll study music performance techniques across a range of styles.
You'll learn to use industry-standard audio software and equipment.
You'll explore music technology concepts, including sound design and synthesis.
You'll build a portfolio of production and performance work.
You'll develop an understanding of the music industry and how it operates.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions combining practical studio work with taught content. Assessment is through coursework, practical projects, and portfolio submissions rather than written exams. You'll work on real production and performance tasks throughout the course, building evidence of your skills as you progress.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Uxbridge College Hayes Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Music producer: create and produce tracks in a studio setting.
Sound engineer: record and mix audio for music, film, or live events.
Music technologist: apply technology to music creation and performance.
Studio assistant: support recording sessions and production workflows.
Live sound technician: manage audio for live performances and events.
Broadcast audio assistant: work on sound for TV, radio, or online content.
Music teacher or tutor: teach music production and performance skills.
What you could study next
BA (Hons) in Music Production or Music Technology: a degree-level route for those wanting to deepen specialist knowledge. Many universities accept UAL Level 3 qualifications as entry.
BA (Hons) in Popular Music Performance: if performance is your focus, a degree builds on the performance strand of this course.
Higher National Diploma (HND) in Music: a two-year higher education route offering a step toward a full degree.
