Sound Designer Courses in South Australia

How do I become a Sound Designer in South Australia?

Get qualified to work as a Sound Designer with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.

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CUA50820

Diploma of Music (Sound Production)

Learn how to record, edit, and publish professional-level sound recordings with the CUA50820 Diploma of Music (Sound Production). Whether you’re a songwriter looking to self-publish your own music or an aspiring sound engineer, this nationally recognised diploma will get you started. The course covers: recording sound on location, recording music in the studio, editing sound and dialogue, mixing recorded songs, reproducing sound for post-production, compiling music for soundtracks, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, sound production career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates.

Career opportunities Sound Engineer Music Editor Audio Engineer View all

Duration 12 months

Study mode On Campus

Career opportunities Sound Engineer Music Editor Audio Engineer

CUA40920

Certificate IV in Music (Sound Production)

Get the skills you need to record and mix music demos and live performances with the CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music (Sound Production). If you’re an aspiring sound engineer or singer/songwriter wanting to self-publish your own music, this is the course for you. During your studies you learn the basics of audio theory, copyright, and collaborating with other music professionals. You’ll also gain professional-level technical skills in sound recording, editing, mixing, and publishing. Enquire now for entry requirements, music production career competencies, and upcoming enrolment dates.

Career opportunities Music Producer Sound Engineer Audio Engineer View all

Duration 6 months

Study mode On Campus

Career opportunities Music Producer Sound Engineer Audio Engineer

CUA30920

Certificate III in Music (Sound Production)

Want to learn how to record, mix, and edit sound? How about the CUA30920 Certificate III in Music (Sound Production). This nationally recognised qualification introduces you to the music industry and the principles of sound engineering. The course covers: incorporating technology into music making, developing basic audio skills and knowledge, assisting with sound recordings, performing basic sound editing, mixing sound, preparing audio assets, making a music demo, and much more. Enquire now for the list of study units, music career outcomes, and enrolment centres near you.

Career opportunities Music Editor Sound Technician Production Assistant View all

Duration 4 months

Study mode Traineeship

Career opportunities Music Editor Sound Technician Production Assistant

Course providers in South Australia

The following providers offer Sound Designer courses in South Australia.

Provider name TAFE SA

RTO code 41026

Courses available 2

Provider name TAFE NSW

RTO code 90003

Courses available 1

Provider name University of South Australia

RTO code

Courses available 1

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If you are looking to kickstart your career in the exciting field of audio production, our Sound Designer courses in South Australia are the perfect option for you. With one beginner course, the Certificate III in Music (Sound Production) CUA30920, you can gain foundational skills in sound production and embark on your creative journey. This course is designed for learners without prior experience and is a fantastic entry point into the world of sound design.

For those who have prior qualifications or experience, there are numerous advanced options available. The Diploma of Music (Sound Production) CUA50820 and the Certificate IV in Music (Sound Production) CUA40920 allow you to refine your skills further, while a Bachelor of Creative Industries provides an extensive theoretical foundation. These programs are provided by esteemed institutions such as TAFE SA and UniSA, both of which are known for their high-quality education in the arts sector in South Australia.

Moreover, pursuing Sound Designer courses in South Australia opens the door to various job opportunities in the creative industry. Graduates can explore roles such as Audio Visual Technician, Sound Engineer, or even Radio Producer. Each of these roles plays a critical part in the production process and allows you to apply your skills in diverse settings, including live events, studios, and broadcasting.

In addition to the practical skills, our Sound Designer courses in South Australia also link to other pertinent fields of study such as Screen and Media courses and Film, TV and Production. Graduating from these programs not only equips you with the technical prowess needed for your career but also fosters valuable connections within the audio community. Take the first step on your audio journey today and explore the many sound design courses offered in South Australia.

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