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Level 3 Music Course in Redhill

Cost£7,222.00
Duration68 weeks
LevelLevel 3
DeliveryClassroom based
Start1 Sep 2027
Study modeFull-time
AttendanceDaytime
Awarding bodyUAL Awarding Body
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About this course

Level 3 Music Performance and Production Course in Redhill. Classes run at East Surrey College, full-time during the day.

The course covers professional production techniques, critical listening, composition, and music industry practice. You'll work in professional sound studios and Mac Suites using Logic and Pro Tools. Units include music production, performance in context, and preparing for progression in the industry. The course runs over 68 weeks and is equivalent to three A Levels.

You'll finish with a University of the Arts London Diploma in Music Performance and Production.

Who this course is for

16 or 16+

What you will learn

  • You'll develop professional music production techniques using Logic and Pro Tools.
  • You'll study principles of performance and production across a range of contexts.
  • You'll practise critical listening and composition skills.
  • You'll explore the music industry, professional practice, and self-employment routes.
  • You'll build critical and contextual awareness relevant to music.
  • You'll complete an extended music project to develop specialist skills.
  • You'll prepare a progression portfolio for higher education or employment.

How you will learn

You'll learn through studio sessions, Mac Suite workshops, and classroom-based units. Assessment is through coursework, practical projects, and portfolio work across each unit. You'll work on real production tasks and performance activities throughout the course.

What you will need to bring

You'll need to bring your own headphones. East Surrey College will confirm anything else you need before you start.

Where next

Jobs you could do

  • Music producer, creates and produces recorded music in studio settings.
  • Sound engineer, manages audio for recording, live events, or broadcast.
  • Radio broadcast assistant, works on audio production for radio stations.
  • Live sound technician, operates sound equipment at live music events.
  • Film and television sound assistant, handles audio on production sets.
  • Music manager, supports artists and coordinates industry activity.

What you could study next

  • A degree in Music Production or Music Technology, the natural next step after this qualification.
  • A degree in Sound Engineering or Audio Technology, for those focused on the technical side of the industry.
  • A degree in Music Business or Creative Industries Management, for those interested in the commercial side of music.
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