Key Study Areas
Key areas covered include:
* Sound recording
* Live sound
* Computer audio
Where • Bendigo (City Campus)
Duration Options
Full time over one year (33 weeks excluding term breaks), with approximately 24 class hours per week.
Selection Process • Individual Interview
• Skills Test
• Assessment of Folio
• Assessment of Application (VTAC)
Employment Opportunities
There are many opportunities available on completion of this course, including: recording artist, studio session musician, writer/composer/arranger, record producer, studio engineer/technician,
music researcher/archivist, multimedia programmer/designer, stage producer/manager, instrument technician/tuner, live sound mixer/audio engineer, musical director, private
music teacher.
Further Study Options
Diploma and Advanced Diploma of
Music Industry (Technical Production).
Assessment You will be assessed as part of this course.
Typical Course Content (exact details may be obtained from the teaching centre)
BSXFMI404A Participate in lead and facilitate work teams
CUEOHS1A Implement Workplace Health Safety And Security Procedures
CUETEM3A Establish and manage resources and technical requirements
CUSADM03A Manage a project
CUSADM08A Address copyright requirements
CUSMGE03A Use Instruments Equipment And/Or Electronic Technology For Making
Music
CUSMGE10A Use MIDI devices and/or software to compose
music
CUSMGE12A Maintain and expand
music knowledge and critical listening skills
CUSSOU05A Install, Align And Test Sound Equipment
CUSSOU08A Operate Sound Reinforcement System
CUSSOU11A Operate Sound Mixing Console
CUSSOU13A Set Up Operate And De-rig Portable Sound Recording Equipment
CUSSOU24A Edit Sound Using Computerized Digital Equipment/Systems
CUSTGE01A Supervise technical operations
Recognition of Prior Learning
Recognition of your current qualifications and prior learning:
BRIT has processes to give you credit for relevant units from your prior study, and to assess your prior learning against units in a course.
