The College consults with industry and government reference groups to ensure our curriculum remains consistent with emerging trends. Purpose-built facilities demonstrate sustainable practices, furnished with a fully equipped recording studio, digital audio workstations and multimedia labs.
TestimonialsPeter Myers (Head of Department, Music)
“The equipment we've got is industry standard. We've got a recording studio that is as good as any commercial recording studio that you would find.”
TestimonialsMonique Hirschfeld (Music Student)
“I love how music connects you to an audience and how it makes people feel.”
TestimonialsZac Lister (Sound Production Teacher)
“The most important part of having industry standard gear is when the real world, they know what it is. They see it they’re not daunted.”
TestimonialsMonique Hirschfeld (Music Student)
“They know that this is not just a thing you want to do, it's a passion.”
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Learn how to edit and record using computerised digital equipment and systems. Set up, record and mix music in an industry standard recording studio. Install and program lighting systems. Plan, prepare and promote a gig as an organizer and performer for the launch of a compilation CD of original compositions. Get fully trained by performing professionals, who have worked with many of Australia’s music legends.
TestimonialsRebecca Barnard
“At the end of the year I take the students on the road with me - as my band. We played at venues along the Great Ocean Road – including Apollo Bay, Lorne and Aries Inlet. The gig in Lorne just went off – and the students got a taste of how it feels to be wanted and have their music appreciated. The repertoire which includes originals by the students, some of my songs, and covers.”
TestimonialsRebecca Barnard
“It’s a very practical course and gives students the opportunity to be paid as working musicians. These guys are also learning to be adaptable over a range of genres and songs. We’ll be playing songs from contemporary Australian bands too.”
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