National Code CUS30201

Purpose                                   
To provide students with a wide range of knowledge and skills to be able to work in the music industry in a variety of music technology and related fields, including live technology, multimedia and recording technology.

Outcome
At the completion of the Certificate III in Music Industry (Technical Production), students will be able to:

• Work under supervision in live  / studio audio -  local environment
• Work safely, maintaining work/contractual relations
• Understand the way the music industry functions

Depending on electives taken:

• Build listening and aural training skills
• Operate a non-commercial studio
• Set up and operate PA for a small venue
• Create a website for an artist, and/or a video clip

Delivery                                   
Delivery of this qualification, or delivery of individual competencies units from this qualification, using the Ausmusic Training Plan, must be by a Registered Training Organisation, with a site licence number issued by the national co-ordinating body in Australia, Ausmusic Ltd.

Structure
To attain the Certificate III in Music Industry (Technical Production) achieve 12 competency units; all of the units from Group A plus at least six units from Group B and three others. The other units may be drawn from Group B/or the unit Bank for Certificate III. Two of the remaining units may be drawn from another endorsed industry training package at Certificate III.

Nominal Duration
The Certificate III in Music Industry (Technical Production) comprises of 156 hours of study units and 90 – 174 hours from Group B, plus three others.

Support Resources
There are significant resources available to assist in the delivery of this training plan.

Fees and Charges
This is set by the delivery provider. See your school / site for more details.

Flexible Assesment
Competency based learning and assessment allows for the adjustment of training and assessment dependant upon the needs of different students.

Access and Equity
All trainees will be enrolled in an ethical and responsible manner and consistent with the requirements of the curriculum or National Training Package.  All trainee selection decisions comply with equal opportunity legislation.

RPL
Recognition of Prior learning might apply to you for related work experience and knowledge.  You are able to seek credits towards your training through Ausmusic’s RPL policy.

Privacy
Your personal information will not be disclosed to others.  You have the right to access your records.  Please consult the Ausmusic Privacy Policy for more details.

Relevant Legislation
It is a condition of your enrolment that you adhere to your school’s site’s policies, including those on harassment, victimisation and bullying.

Units Delivered