Course Outcome
As a student of this qualification, you will benefit from a wealth of A-level teaching experience from a range of academic tutors who are or have been Heads of Music in schools and colleges and examiners for A-level examination boards.
Our music A-level course follows the AQA syllabus and develops practical skills in performing and composing as well as a deeper understanding of music history, theory and analysis. Through listening to and studying a wide variety of music, both classical and popular, you will develop a more informed appreciation of how, and why, it was written.
This course is for musicians who wish to attain an advanced internationally recognised qualification and for those who wish to study music at university. Don’t worry if you don’t get the grades you want though; take a look at our guide to getting to university through UCAS Clearing here.
How do you study A-level Music online?
This unique A-level music course blends practical and theoretical study, with an expert tutor on hand to support you all the way. Working from home or wherever you feel most comfortable, you have the freedom to express your talent and broaden your knowledge of critical music theories.
Studying A-level music online means you can learn at the pace that gives you the best chance of success. You can access your course materials from any compatible device using our MyOxbridge learning portal, meaning you can fit learning and musical practice around other commitments, without the fear of falling behind.
Progression Routes
In addition to becoming more immersed in the world of music, this course will present you with progression routes in both education and work. If you want to attend university, you could study:
- BA in Music Business/Management
- BA in Arts Administration
In terms of job opportunities, you could pursue a career in:
- Music Promotion & Publishing