The Recording Workshop is celebrating its 25th anniversary and is now approved to deliver Rockschool Music Practitioner level 3 and BTEC HND qualifications. This will enable TRW graduates to get straight into the final year of a degree at university.
The new hands-on TRW Music Production HND & Rockschool courses start on 9th September 2014 and are delivered in The Recording Workshop recording studio training centre in West London.
José Gross, TRW’s principal, said today: “We are providing these qualifications without the need for lots of written work by students by giving them a chance to develop their talents and skills to keep up with the growing need for properly trained and qualified sound engineers and producers in a technologically very fast developing industry.”
The Recording Workshop will be taking applications until 5th September 2014 and although there are only four spaces per course, the courses start approximately every 2 months. These students would graduate in the summer of 2015, 2016 and 2017 depending on which qualification they are taking and when they started.
There will be an open evening on Monday 1st September at 18:00.
The Recording Workshop was founded by José Gross, co-founder of 1970’s psychedelic rock band Here & Now. TRW has had over 7000 students pass through its doors in its 25 year existence, including the present head of audio at Al Jazeera, DJ Harvey, DJ Lynda Phoenix and more. They still keep strictly to their principle of having just four students per course.
