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On-campus (adult students: two full days per week; high school students: one to two days per week). Distance/external learning also available.
On-campus (adult full-time, two full days per week); On-campus one to two days per week (high school students); Distance/external available · 20 hours of instructions and 4 hours of private practice, rehearsals and performances per week (adult students); additional four hours per week allocated to private practice, rehearsals, performances and attendance of concerts (high school students)
January | July
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Woolloongabba
Eligibility
Domestic Students:
International Students:
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
ASQA
Accreditation Status
AccreditedCourse Content
Implement copyright arrangements
Investigate business opportunities
Extend expertise in specialist creative fields
Manage feedback on creative practice
Compose musical pieces
Notate music for performance
Develop and apply instrumental techniques
Rehearse music for group performances
Perform music as part of a group
Perform music as a soloist
Conduct Research
Apply business risk management processes
Develop and apply stagecraft skills
Prepare for musical performances
Common Questions
Fees vary by student type: Internal Adult Students pay $5,040, Internal High School Students pay $3,840, and International Students pay $12,600. Additional charges such as an $80 audition fee and a $400 Administration & Resources Fee also apply. There are no subsidy/funding options for this course.
Yes, high school students can study the Certificate IV in Music and receive up to 8 credit points towards the Queensland Certificate of Education (QCE). ATAR equivalents vary depending on the university or institution you want to gain entry into, so it is recommended to visit the relevant institution's website for more information.
The Certificate IV in Music has two intake dates per year: January and July.
Adult students are required to come in for two full days per week, with a total of 20 hours of instruction and 4 hours of private practice, rehearsals and performances per week. High school students will either undertake the qualification at school or attend the campus one to two days a week, with an additional four hours per week allocated to private practice, rehearsals, performances and attendance of concerts.
All applicants must submit documents supporting their skill level and experience in music to the Trainer and participate in an audition process that determines aural skills, music knowledge and performance techniques. For the audition, applicants should prepare two contrasting pieces. International students must also provide evidence of English proficiency (minimum 6.0 IELTS) and successful completion of senior schooling.
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