Digital Music Production - Rockschool (Level 3)
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Vocational & College Courses
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From 0 GBP
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Swindon
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Level 2 First Certificate in Music Technology
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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From 0 GBP
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Kingston upon Thames
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Music Production Diploma (Online)
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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16 weeks
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From 2,495 GBP
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London
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Music Production Master Diploma (Online)
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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32 weeks
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From 4,445 GBP
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London
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Music Production: One Day Workshop
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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From 35 GBP
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Redhill
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Music Technology A Level - GCE
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GCSE / A Level
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2 years
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Truro
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Music Technology Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma
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Vocational & College Courses
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2 years
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Penzance
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Native Instruments Maschine
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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3 months
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From 1,995 GBP
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London
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Podcasting: advanced
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Leisure / Fun Classes
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2 weeks
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From 99 GBP
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London
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Classroom
Frequently asked questions
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What is a sound engineering course?
A sound engineering course is a vocational training programme that teaches students the practical skills and techniques needed to work with sound and music in a professional capacity, such as in recording studios, live events, or film production.
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What will I learn on a sound engineering course?
Sound engineering courses typically cover a range of topics, including music production, sound design, mixing and mastering, and equipment operation. Students can expect to learn practical skills and knowledge that can be applied in a professional setting.
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Do I need any prior qualifications to take a sound engineering course?
No prior experience or qualifications are necessary to take a sound engineering course. However, some courses may require students to have a basic level of English and maths proficiency.
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What are the job prospects for sound engineers in the UK?
Sound engineers are in high demand in the UK, with opportunities available in the music industry, film and television production, and live events. Graduates of sound engineering courses can expect to earn a good income and enjoy a varied and rewarding career.
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What are the international job prospects for sound engineers?
Job prospects for sound engineers are good in regions with strong entertainment industries such as the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Entertainment industries in emerging markets in Asia and the Middle East also show potential for growth. A diverse skill set in various areas of sound engineering such as acoustics, audio signal processing, and sound design can increase job opportunities.
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