Courses
Overview
Music Practice
Introduction
BTEC focuses on developing students’ skills as musicians in line with what is relevant to the music industry. It allows students to develop their own style and skills in a way which is personalised to their own goals as a musician. Students will study a range of skills that are relevant to gaining employment in the current music industry through practical modules that mirror industry standard practice.
Qualification
BTEC Level 1/Level 2 Tech Award
Awarding body
Pearson
Course leader
K Needham and J Marriott
Assessment
- Examination: n/a
- Non-examined assessment: 100%
- The course consists of six coursework modules that focus on different aspects of music performance and music technology. These will be assessed through live performance, submission of recorded work and written evidence to support their practice.
Curriculum
Curriculum Roadmap
Topics
- Performance skills.
- Instrumental and vocal skills.
- Composition techniques.
- Developing and improving musicianship.
- Exploring and undertaking tasks in line with industry standard practice.
Skills and requirements
Skills learned
Music allows you to develop skills such as self-confidence and creativity. You will demonstrate that you can work independently as well as a member of a group.
It is an excellent way to further your instrumental ability and creative skills.
Beyond the classroom
Future pathways
A qualification in music is essential if you wish to study music technology or music at A-level.
