Studying music at A level gives you the power to engage with music more deeply as a performer, composer and listener. There are many courses available at universities and conservatoires, from which music graduates enter a hugely diverse range of professions both in and out of the world of music and the creative arts. Possible careers in music include performing, composing and arranging, education and music therapy, music administration and management, music production and the wider creative industries.
English Grade - 4 Mathematics Grade - 4 Students should be a regular performer in ensembles as well as a soloist.
Students will be assessed through a mix of practical and theory work over the two years. It involves 60% creative and practical work, with 40% being theoretical work. The theoretical examinations will be completed at the end of their final year and will be marked externally.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Birmingham |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Upper Holland Road, Sutton Coldfield, B72 1RB |
Studying music at A level gives you the power to engage with music more deeply as a performer, composer and listener. There are many courses available at universities and conservatoires, from which music graduates enter a hugely diverse range of professions both in and out of the world of music and the creative arts. Possible careers in music include performing, composing and arranging, education and music therapy, music administration and management, music production and the wider creative industries.
English Grade - 4 Mathematics Grade - 4 Students should be a regular performer in ensembles as well as a soloist.
Students will be assessed through a mix of practical and theory work over the two years. It involves 60% creative and practical work, with 40% being theoretical work. The theoretical examinations will be completed at the end of their final year and will be marked externally.
