Let your passion for music shine

Take the next step in creating the music you love by building your musicianship skills and knowledge. NMIT’s Certificate IV in Music Performance is designed to improve musicianship skills while gaining extensive experience in performance, and preparing you for Industry and/or further study.

This part-time program includes flexible study options combining online and other off-campus delivery modes with and face to face training.

Connect and network with other music students

You will have opportunities to network extensively with other musicians and students studying music business, live production, sound production, and screen and media courses, helping you establish long lasting professional relationships from your first day.

NMIT’s Certificate IV in Music will give you the opportunity to create, practice and produce music in our state-of-the-art rehearsal facilities, recording studios, computer laboratories, and performance theatres.

Ask us about pathways to further TAFE training or Higher Education from this qualification.

Experienced teachers from the music industry will inspire you

Be inspired and encouraged by skilled teaching staff. Our teachers are all experienced musicians and educators who continue to be involved as music industry professionals with current networks and wide-ranging experience.

Can you demonstrate current skills in Music Performance? Why not apply for Recognition of Prior Learning and fast track your qualification.

About the Course

  • Local Students
  • International Students
  • National Code: CUS40109
  • CRICOS Code: 072764D

Campus: Fairfield

Duration

Full-time: available
Check out our full-time study options here.

Part-time: 2 years
630 hours. Part-time music studies include some units taken off campus, online, as well as Tuesday nights on-campus, and various flexible options. A midyear intake is available for part-time online entry.

Modes of Delivery

Online, Offsite, Classroom

Further Study and Careers

Pathways to Further Study

Students who complete part-time units will be credited with completed units if they gain a place in the full-time Advanced Diploma of Music or continue onto the Bachelor of Music. Audition processes apply to further study.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may seek employment in the music industry as music teachers, arrangers, performers, producers or agents.

Entrance Requirements

For performance study, entrance requires an audition, interview and theory test (book online). Auditions are heldheld from October to early December. No audition is required for online and non-performance study options.

Materials

Assessment Methods

Student assessments are based on the application of practical tasks.

Materials

Principal Instrument 1: Off Campus Study Guide; Technical workbook (instrument specific); Contemporary Music Theory 1A and 1B; Keyboard 1: Off Campus Study Guide; online course materials provided for online units.

Fees

Local Fees:

Want all the information on fees and charges? Click here to find out more, or contact NMIT on 03 9269 8400.



International Fees:

AU$12,400.00 per year


How to Apply:

Local Students

Part-time:

Midyear entry is available for this course.

Entry to this course requires an audition, interview and theory test.

To book an audition and/or interview, please phone the department.

Note: evidence of citizenship/residency and proof of age is required when enrolling.

Are you eligible for a government funded place?

 

  • Nationally Recognised Training

Units of Study

The hours displayed are nominal, as indicated in the National Training Package. Actual classroom hours delivered may differ. Please contact the department for the latest student contact hours information.

Code
Subject
Hours
CUFCMP301A
Implement Copyright Arrangements
20
CUSIND301A
Work Effectively In The Music Industry
35
CUSMCP301A
Compose Simple Songs Or Musical Pieces
35
CUSMCP401A
Develop Techniques For Arranging Music
45
CUSMLT301A
Apply Knowledge Of Genre To Music Making
40
CUSMLT303A
Notate Music
40
CUSMLT401A
Notate Music For Performance
35
CUSMLT403A
Analyse Functional Harmony
55
CUSMPF401A
Rehearse Music For Group Performances
85
CUSMPF404A
Perform Music As Part Of A Group
70
CUSMPF405A
Develop Instrumental Techniques
50
CUSMPF406A
Perform Music As A Soloist
70
CUSMPF408A
Develop Performance Techniques On A Second Instrument
40
CUSOHS301A
Follow Occupational Health And Safety Procedures
10
part-time music students in performance Concert singers participating in the songwriting competition

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More Information

Phone:03 9269 8933

Department: Performing Arts

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