Music Events Management
Run the show! Study Events Management at London’s biggest creative academy. Download Prospectus
Learn how to plan, organise and run various types of events including showcases, music, charity and corporate events. This course will show you how to research, plan and secure funding to deliver successful and profitable showcases and events, giving you an insight into the business environment and the modern digital marketing tools used to promote events
Music Events Management students will have the opportunity to take part in work experience at real festivals and events, as well as staging their own events every term.
Our Music Events Management course will secure you the necessary UCAS points to progress to University and study at a number of prestigious institutions or help you prepare you for a career in the industry
And begin your learning journey with BCE
Progression routes BCE Events students can progress to a BCE Level 3 Events Assistant apprenticeship or a degree related to events management.
You will gain the following qualification:
RSL Level 3 CMI Extended Diploma (Live Event Pathway) |
Entry Requirements Level 3: 5 GCSEs at grade 4-9 or above including English (or equivalent)
All of our courses are free for 16-18 year olds and 19-23 if the funding criteria is met. To discuss this further, email: recruitment@bigcreative.education
Big Creative Training Limited (BCT) is an independent training provider based in Walthamstow. BCT opened in 2000 and offers creative industries programmes for 16 to 19, apprenticeships, adult courses and alternative provision. BCT is rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted in all areas.
Big Creative Academy (BCA) is a 16 to 19 academy based in Walthamstow. The academy opened in September 2014 and offers study programmes for students aged 16 to 19 in subjects to prepare them primarily for further study or employment in the creative industries. BCA is rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted
Teachers have very good subject knowledge and industrial experience, as well as strong commercial links with practitioners and employers; they use these effectively to help inspire students and provide a strongly vocational context to their development.
All staff work closely with students to help them overcome any barriers to learning, to assure their health and welfare, to maintain good behaviour and a positive work ethic; as a result, students feel safe and are able to achieve their potential.