Music Professionals
Music Professionals write, arrange, orchestrate, conduct and perform musical compositions.
Average Salary
$69,004
Average Age
38yo
Job Growth
The number of Music Professionals working in Australia is expected to increase by 7.4% by 2019
Education Level
90.5% of Music Professionals have gained a qualification at a Year 12 level or above
Most Important skills for a Music Professional
- Understanding written documents
- Communicating effectively in writing
- Giving full attention to what others are saying
- Using logic and reasoning
Key Statistics for Music Professionals
73% are male
63% work part-time
How do I become a Music Professional?
Entry level music courses don’t carry any pre-requisites. So, if you are just starting out and haven’t got any experience, this is where you should look.
- Certificate IV in Music
- Certificate III in Music
Top Music Courses
Photography Essentials: Capture the Moment
Ulleo
Photography Professionals: Skills & Strategies to Grow Your Business
Ulleo
Interior Design and Decoration Professionals
Ulleo
Interior Design and Decoration Essentials
Ulleo
Certificate III in Commercial Cookery (Geelong Only)
The Gordon Institute of TAFE
Progress your career
If you are looking to take the next step in your Music career, you should look into a Diploma or Bachelor Degree course. Degrees can be used as a pathway program if you aren’t ready to step straight into a Bachelor.
- Diploma of Business Administration
- Bachelor of Music(Contemporary Performance)