This page - and the resources included - will help you prepare for enrolment and your first weeks in college.
Trips and visits from Artistes and Industry speakers will take place throughout the year and bookings are made in advance. Further details regarding payment of course fees will follow shortly from our Finance Department. This will be used to pay for tickets and transport.
Please note – the items marked by an asterisk (*) are available from the college shop, which is located in Reception at the Folly Lane campus. Opening hours during term time are:
Monday – Thursday: 8.30am – 4.30pm
Friday: 8.30am – 4pm
We do not advise you use pen drives. However, on arrival you will be set up with a Microsoft account which will give you access to OneDrive and Teams to store your work on.
Books Worth Buying
During the course we will make extensive use of the following books and it may be worth trying to buy one or two of these if possible. Otherwise, they will be available in the College library:
The finance department will contact you soon with details about course fees and funding.
The course team have provided you with a task to complete to before you arrive in September to help you get ready for your first projects. Click the link below to download the holiday work document.
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To make sure you are prepared on enrolment day, here is a checklist of everything you will need:
Unit 1: Introduction to music performance
Unit 2: Introduction to music production
Unit 3: Listening skills for music performance and production
Unit 4: Exploring music composition
Unit 5: Contextual research for music performance and production
Unit 6: Music performance skills and practice
Unit 7: Music production skills and practice
Unit 8: Music performance and production project
Students aged 16-18 who have not achieved grade 4/C or above in GCSE English Language or English Literature and/or Maths will be required to study either GCSE or Functional Skills at an appropriate level as part of their programme.
Please note – students must achieve at least a Merit at Level 2 to progress to Level 3.
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