Level 3 Music Performance and Production Course in Kidderminster. Classes run at Kidderminster College Main Campus, full-time during the day, over 35 weeks. You'll develop skills across both live performance and music production, covering the practical and creative sides of working in music. The course is awarded by University of the Arts London, giving your music performance and production qualification strong creative-sector credibility. Check the college website for current entry requirements. An initial assessment will help confirm the course is the right level for you.
Who this course is for
Anyone wanting to expand their knowledge and skills in the subject
Entry requirements
Please see our website for current details.
What you will learn
You'll develop skills in live music performance across a range of contexts.
You'll learn music production techniques, including recording, mixing, and editing.
You'll work with industry-standard studio equipment and software.
You'll explore music theory and how it applies to performance and production.
You'll create and present your own musical work as part of your studies.
You'll build an understanding of the music industry and how it operates.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions, studio practice, and practical projects. Assessment is through coursework, performances, and a portfolio of creative work. You'll be assessed on both your practical skills and your understanding of music performance and production. There are no written exams; your work is assessed on an ongoing basis throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kidderminster College Main Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Music producer: create and produce tracks in studio environments.
Session musician: perform as a hired musician for recordings or live shows.
Live sound technician: manage audio at live events and venues.
Music teacher or tutor: teach performance or production skills.
Recording engineer: operate studio equipment for artists and labels.
Music promoter or events coordinator: organise and promote live music events.
Content creator (music): produce music-led content for digital platforms.
What you could study next
Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Music: a natural next step into higher-level music study, often available without moving away from home.
BA (Hons) in Music, Music Production, or Performing Arts: a full degree for those wanting to specialise further. The UAL Extended Diploma is widely accepted for university entry.
Music industry apprenticeships: earn while you learn in a professional music or creative media setting.
