You will need to have a grade 5 in GCSE Music, or Grade 5+ practical standard through ABRSM, Trinity or equivalent.
Students without GCSE Music may be considered based on demonstrable performance ability.
The course is suitable for passionate, dedicated musicians interested in developing their performance, music theory, and industry knowledge to progress to higher education or a career in the music sector
The course is designed to provide learners with a good introduction to the sector with a focus on performance including musical skills development and professional practice. The course will suit learners who enjoy performing, composing and learning about a range of styles of music.
The course is assessed through a combination of internally assessed coursework, which includes practical assignments, presentations, and project work, and externally assessed components. Grading for individual units and the overall qualification uses a Pass, Merit, Distinction scale, where the depth of study and practical skills acquired contribute to the final grade.
Students will study a total of 4 units:
3 Mandatory Units:
PLUS 1 Optional Unit:
*Externally assessed units
After studying a BTEC Extended Certificate in Music Performance, you can progress to higher education (degree or Higher National Diploma), move into a specialised job role in the music sector, or combine it with other qualifications to broaden your options. The BTEC provides a strong foundation in music performance skills and knowledge of the industry, preparing you for various career paths in music.
For more information about the course, please see Mrs Thomas
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