TAFE NSW
6-12 months
Master the business side of music by learning to book gigs, promote artists, and manage industry operations. Perfect for aspiring music business professionals who want to work with record labels, publishers, and independent artists.
There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification. However, it is recommended that you have enthusiasm for music, good time management skills, the ability to research effectively, and access to a personal computer with Microsoft Office and internet. Language, Literacy and Numeracy skills at Year 10 high school level are recommended. TAFE NSW may ask you to complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy skills test to understand your individual study needs.
The course comprises 11 units of competency including 3 core units and 8 specialty units. Core units cover copyright arrangements, career planning in creative arts, and working effectively in the music industry. Specialty units include booking and promoting gigs, business administration, financial records management, marketing and promotion, web presence development, audio production, sound engineering, music performance, composition, and event management. Students gain practical experience in industry-standard software and programs.
TAFE NSW is a nationally recognised Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90003) with extensive experience in creative industries training. The course is delivered by experienced educators at multiple campus locations with flexible study options including on-campus, online, and hybrid delivery. TAFE NSW provides comprehensive support services including disability support, literacy and numeracy assistance, careers counselling, and access to industry networks through live events and conferences.
Graduates pursue careers as Performing Arts Technicians and music industry professionals working for record companies, independent labels, and music publishers. The course provides a strong pathway to further study in related music qualifications. With strong employment growth in the performing arts sector, graduates can advance to supervisory roles or specialise in areas such as artist management, music promotion, event production, or audio engineering.
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