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Have you always dreamt of a career in
the music industry?

Atwea College offers nationally recognised training courses in the business of music which gives students hands-on training, with some of the industry’s leading professionals, to launch you in your dream career.

We also offer a range of Learn for Fun short courses in music, dance, art, performance and creative expression for students of all ages. As well as courses designed for performers aged 5 – 18 who are interested in performance and the creative arts.

 

CUA50815 Diploma
of Music Industry

A 12-month course with five different elective stream including: Sound Production, Musical Theatre, Businsess, Performance and Composition.

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CUA50815 Diploma
of Music Industry

A 12-month course with five different elective stream including: Sound Production, Musical Theatre, Businsess, Performance and Composition.

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CUA50815 Diploma
of Music Industry

A 12-month course with five different elective stream including: Sound Production, Musical Theatre, Businsess, Performance and Composition.

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CUA30213 Certificate III
in Community Dance,
Theatre and Events

This course offers students an introduction into the performing arts industry with a focus on musical theatre. This is a 12-month course.

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CUA30213 Certificate III
in Community Dance,
Theatre and Events

This course offers students an introduction into the performing arts industry with a focus on musical theatre. This is a 12-month course.

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CUA30213 Certificate III
in Community Dance,
Theatre and Events

This course offers students an introduction into the performing arts industry with a focus on musical theatre. This is a 12-month course.

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