Progress to university, further study, a higher level apprenticeship or employment.
Students can progress to higher education courses or university degrees in music and music-related courses or they can go directly to work or an apprenticeship in the industry. With the UCAS points gained, there are also many other possible higher education options available that are not directly related to performing or producing. Former students have gone on to careers in the music industry and also in areas such as media, film and television, acoustics, and events/music management.
Did You Know?
There are more than two million jobs in the creative industries and creative jobs have increased by 30.6% since 2011. Creative jobs are future-proof jobs – 87% of creative jobs are at low or no risk of automation. (Source: Creative Industries Federation 2017).