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SAE InStItutEAuStrAlIAn COurSE InfOrmAtIOn 2010

BYRON BAY • SYDNEY • MELBOURNE • ADELAIDE • BRISBANE • PERTH

SAE Institute Australia - Course Information V2010–1

Call 1800 723 338 - visit www.sae.edu

InformatIonOur Vision, Mission and Values Page 4

Study Streams Page 4

Strategic Priorities Page 4

Your Colleges Page 5

BaCHELor DEGrEE CoUrSESBachelor of Audio Production Page 6–7

Bachelor of Film Production Page 8–9

VoCatIonaL EDUCatIon anD traInInG CoUrSES (VEt)Diploma of Sound Production Page 10–11

Certificate lll in Music Page 12–13

aPPLICatIon & EnroLmEnt ProCESSEnrollment Process Page 14–15

FEE-HELP Page 14

Contact Page 15

WElcomE

contEnts

WELComE“I founded SAE Institute to provide world-class education and training in the audio engineering and creative media sectors. It’s great you’ve chosen to consider SAE Institute and the information provided here will assist you to see the quality of our practical industry relevant courses. I also invite you to take a tour of our fantastic facilities and meet our experienced staff to find out for yourself why SAE Institute is truly leading in these fields.”Dr. Tom Misner – President and Founder


IntroductIon

StUDy StrEamS at SaE InStItUtE AuDIO PrODuCTIOn – SAE Institute audio production programs provide students with the invaluable practical skills necessary to work in the music, entertainment and other audio related industries. Students will learn and master all the technical and creative aspects of the recording process by working on complex projects in various professional studio environments. The programs cover all aspects of audio production, including: studio recording, live sound techniques, audio mixing and mastering, MIDI and modern music creation, music business, studio acoustics as well as the application of current technology relevant to the music production process. Students who choose to go on and finish the full 2 year Bachelor degree will gain expertise in (music) business management as well as marketing and communications for the audio industry as a whole.

FILM PrODuCTIOn – SAE Institute film making programs are designed to provide students with invaluable experience and expertise in all facets of the digital filmmaking and production process. Students will foster creative confidence and artistic independence in a hands-on learning environment. The programs cover the technical and creative components of film making including: concept development, screen writing, camera operation, production management, directing, editing and sound design.

Students are expected and encouraged to create their own projects to develop skills as directors, producers and editors with the aim of becoming proficient filmmakers. Students who choose to go on and finish the full 2 year Bachelor degree, will also gain expertise in digital film production, (film) business management, marketing and communications for the film industry as a whole.

AnIMATIOn – SAE Institute animation students will acquire comprehensive skills in computer-generated 3D graphics and animation using the industry’s most widely used 3D software packages. Students will learn to use and master the systems and equipment needed for the creation of animation. Throughout the program students will gain invaluable practical experience in production techniques and design concepts. Students who choose to go on and finish the full 2 year Bachelor degree will also gain expertise in digital animation production, (animation) business management as well as marketing and communications for the animation industry as a whole.

MuLTIMEDIA – SAE Institute multimedia students are taught to use industry-standard software and the fundamental skills associated with the production of multimedia projects which includes: page layout and design skills, authoring application programs, interactive media design, web site creation techniques, conceptualisation and development of multimedia projects, implementation of design and development of the final product. Students who choose to go on and finish the full 2 year Bachelor degree will also gain expertise in multimedia production, (multimedia) business management, marketing, advanced media authoring concepts and dynamic video and animation for the multimedia industry as a whole.

ELECTrOnIC MuSIC PrODuCTIOn – The Certificate III in Music course teaches you all the tricks, tips and shortcuts needed to create electronically generated music, preparing you with the skills needed for a successful career in the music industry. upon completion of the course, you will be armed with all the creative and technical aptitude necessary to create a finished product that can climb the charts or get the dance floors pumping.

StratEGIC PrIorItIES 2010-2014

Our five strategic priorities are:

• Excellence in our courses and the quality of the student experience.

• Students are supported to achieve industry-relevant skills and employment.

• Sustainable organisational growth and development.

• Making our global links benefit students, staff and the Institute.

• Commitment to quality, efficiency and improvement in all our operations.

WE VaLUE• Commitment to professional excellence: in learning and teaching; creative development; and student support

• A culture of creativity and innovation

• Teamwork and collegiality

• A global perspective with respect for individual differences and diverse cultures

• The application of technical mastery and analytical skill to working environments

• Entrepreneurialism to achieve sustainable growth

• Open intellectual enquiry and lifelong learning.

mISSIon• We provide specialist vocational and higher education courses worldwide to inspire and develop our graduates.

• Our courses emphasise practical experience and the needs of students and industry.

• Our students access the latest knowledge and outstanding facilities to enhance their skills.

• We are globally networked as a professional community in creative media.

VISIon To be the world leader in private post-secondary education for creative media technologies.


our collEgEsSaE InStItUtE

SAE Institute was established in 1976 as the world’s first practical audio engineering school to address a growing demand for skilled audio engineers. The mission of our first campus was to provide aspiring audio engineers with the best practical and hands-on education possible, a creed we have upheld to this day. Whilst audio engineering remains a very important part of SAE Institute‘s objective, times have changed and SAE Institute has now expanded its curriculums to include other creative media studies.

SAE Institute has since grown to become a successful global network of campuses offering programs in audio engineering, digital film making, multimedia and animation, all delivered using SAE Institute’s proven teaching method which combines sound theoretical knowledge with invaluable hands-on training. The SAE Institute global network now consists of more than 50 campuses in over 20 countries, spanning 5 continents. Backed by an international network of campuses and graduates, SAE Institute is designed to guarantee our students receive the best education and support available and ensure they will continue to be future leaders in the creative media industry.

• In Australia SAE Institute operates six campuses in: Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Byron Bay and Brisbane. The Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations has approved SAE Institute as a Higher Education Provider.

• Outside of Australia SAE Institute enjoys a strong collaborative relationship with Middlesex University, UK; many of SAE Institute’s international cam-puses are Middlesex university validated degree centres where SAE Institute delivers Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degrees in recording Arts, Film Making and Multimedia Arts.

• SAE Institute maintains academic partnerships with many leading higher education institutes including Southern Cross university (Australia), Middlesex university (uK), Southern Institute of Technology (new Zealand), Columbia College (uSA) and Qantm College (Australia), which is also part of the SAE Institute Group.

Qantm CoLLEGE

Qantm College was established in 1996 in a joint collaboration between the Australian Government and 5 of Australia’s top universities to provide highly practical programs in 3D animation, games design, games programming, multimedia and graphic design. Since then, Qantm College has grown to become Australia’s most successful and innovative creative digital media educator. When Qantm became part of the SAE Institute Group in 2002 it also opened up schools internationally, enabling Qantm students to enjoy the same network benefits already available to SAE Institute students. In Australia Qantm not only provides the advantages of traditional university study such as FEE HELP, fully accredited and recognised qualifications and highly qualified teachers, but tops all this with unprecedented practical and specialised focus.

At Qantm you will learn exactly what you need to know, and that’s why our graduates are so successful in the industry!

Since 1996, students have chosen Qantm because of:

• Specialised degree and diploma courses.

• The fast-track to the industry – get a fully accredited bachelors degree and get into the industry in just two years.

• Practical, hands-on courses with real career outcomes.

• State-of-the-art campuses in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, as well as international locations throughout Europe.

For more information contact Qantm directly on:

Call 1300 136 933 (Australia only) or visit www.qantm.com.au


AudIo ProductIon – dEgrEE

Trimester 1

Trimester 2

Trimester 3

Trimester 4

Trimester 5

Trimester 6

BCM100 Communications &

Computer Technologies

BAP110Applied Music Theory

BAP140Music Styles 1

BAP100Principles of Sound &

Sound Production

BAP120Signal Processing &

Aural Perception

BAP150MIDI and Electronic Music Production

BAP180Introduction to

Audio Technology

BAP130Digital Audio Production

BAP160Studio Production

BCM110Introduction to Digital Imaging

BCM130Web Technologies

BAP170Creative Project 1

1st Year - Bachelor of audio ProducTion

exit Point after 3 Trimesters with a diploma of audio Production

2nd Year - Bachelor of audio ProducTion

BCM200Research &

Project Models

BAP220Music Styles 2

BAP250Mastering & Media

Preparation

BAP200Acoustics & Live Sound

Production

BCM220Business & Legal Studies

BCM230Marketing & Promotion

BCM210Audio Post Production

BAP230Advanced Audio Post

Production

BAP260Creative Project 2 (Double Unit)

BAP210The Role of Producers

BAP240Advanced Studio

Production

exit Point after 6 Trimesters with a Bachelor of audio Production

COurSE InfO

Qualification Bachelor of Audio Production

Duration 24 months full-time

Entry Requirements

(Applicants must achieve at least one of the following requirements)

• Completion of the Australian year 12 Higher School Certificate (HSC) or its equivalent or

• Completion of Certificate Level IV or higher as defined by The Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) or

• Mature age over 21 years

International Students have to provide additional evidence of language skills (academic IELTS overall band score 6.0 or equivalent)

Availability Byron Bay Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth

For further information regarding tuition fees and intake dates see fee schedule or contact desired campus.

BAcHELOR Of AUDIO PRODUcTION COurSE StruCturE


AudIo ProductIon – dEgrEE

IntroductionThe audio industry is diverse, dynamic and continuously evolving with the development of new technologies. Over the years a significant demand has developed for audio specialists with a broad range of skills in audio production. From working in recording studios, to live festivals, concerts and theatre, or to television and cinema, most aspects of the entertainment industry include an audio component that requires a skilled professional.

Studying the Bachelor of Audio Production program at SAE Institute will thoroughly prepare you with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required for a flourishing career in the audio industry. Our commitment to quality and our emphasis on hands-on training guarantees you will receive vast access to our world-class audio facilities and equipment, providing you with extensive opportunity to advance your skills to a professional level and giving you a competitive edge upon graduation.

Practical SkillsThroughout this intensive 2-year degree much time will be spent in various recording studio environments where you will receive expert tuition on high-end equipment, from compact digital workstations to cutting-edge large format consoles. Once familiar in this environment you will have the opportunity to independently produce a recorded work. By undertaking various practical projects you will also learn about and experiment with other topics such as signal processing techniques, including the various forms of processing used within a mix, acoustics and live sound, studio design, MIDI and electronic music, post-production and mastering. Through exposure to real-life situations, you will learn to identify problems and to develop production strategies to resolve them. Over the duration of the study you will be provided extensive opportunity to use the studios and facilities, using industry standard digital and analogue gear to record and produce songs for different bands of your choice. By being in full control of, and entirely organizing your own recording and mixdown sessions, you will develop professional project management skills as well as effective communication strategies. Working with professional audio software applications, you will progress your skills to the level expected for successful deployment in the workplace.

Theoretical ComponentTo complement the practical component of this course, theoretical aspects of music and audio are also covered. Initially you will be introduced to the fundamentals of audio and sound production, examining the science of sound, human auditory perception and theoretical concepts that relate to the recording process. You will learn about elements of music such as arrangement and instrumentation, and the different styles and techniques of popular composers and artists within different historical contexts. Building on this you will examine key stylistic features of selected music genres, analyzing the musical and technological aspects of each genre as well as the social, political and technological contexts surrounding their conception. Throughout the audio post-production units, an exploration of the theory and history behind film sound will take you on a journey teaching you about different cinema sound formats, synchronization, and methods and approaches to reinforce a film’s tone using music and sound.

Foundation In addition to the fundamental components of audio production, business management, marketing, and communications, and elements of Web and graphic design are covered, all of which are all explored within the context of the audio industry. You will acquire research and information literacy skills, as well as skills in academic writing, oral presentation, and computing skills. You will learn fundamental business planning and principles of intellectual property and copyright law. You will also examine the trends and fundamental principles of marketing products and services in the digital age. Throughout the degree, you will undertake two creative projects, allowing you to tap into your creative potential and develop your own production using production techniques you have acquired throughout the course.

Career Options include:Studio Engineer, Mix Engineer, Live Sound Engineer (music), Live Sound Engineer (theatre), Mastering Engineer, Music Producer, Studio Owner, Studio Manager, Composer, Arranger, OB Engineer, Audio Post-production Engineer, record Label representative, Venue Coordinator, recording Artist, Sales and Marketing Executive, research Assistant, Electronic Musician, Music and Dialogue Editor, Location recordist, Foley Artist, Promoter, Sound Editor, Jingle Producer, Client Liaison, Band or Artist Manager.

BAcHELOR Of AUDIO PRODUcTION


FIlm ProductIon – dEgrEE

COurSE InfO

Qualification Bachelor of Film Production


Entry Requirements


• Completion of the Australian year 12 Higher School Certificate (HSC) or its equivalent or

• Completion of Certificate Level IV or higher as defined by The Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) or

• Mature age over 21 years




Trimester 1

Trimester 2

Trimester 3

Trimester 4

Trimester 5

Trimester 6

BCM200Research &

Project Models

BFP220 Film Studies 2

BCM210Audio Post Production

BCM220Business & Legal Studies

BFP200Documentary Production

BFP230Advanced Film

Post Production

BFP210The Role of Producers

& Directors

BFP240Television Production

BCM100 Communications &

Computer Technologies

BFP180Introduction to

Audio Technology

BFP140Film Studies 1

BFP100Introduction to Film

Production

BFP120Visual Effects (VFX)

BFP150Motion Graphics

BFP110Introduction to Film

Post Production

BFP130Music Video Production

BFP160Adaptations

BFP250Television Commercial

(TVC) Production

BCM230Marketing & Promotions

1st Year - Bachelor of film ProducTion

BCM110Introduction to Digital Imaging

BCM130 Web Technologies

BFP170 Creative Project 1

exit Point after 3 Trimesters with a diploma of film Production

BFP260

Creative Project 2 (Double Unit)

2nd Year - Bachelor of film ProducTion

exit Point after 6 Trimesters with a Bachelor of film Production

BAcHELOR Of fILM PRODUcTION COurSE StruCturE


FIlm ProductIon – dEgrEE

IntroductionThe film and television industry is one of the most creative and vibrant industries in which you can gain employment. From studio films, to documentaries, television, advertisements and all the festivals and independent productions between, not only are there increasingly more options to find employment, there is also much opportunity to create your own work, and to showcase your skills to large and diverse viewing audiences.

The Bachelor of Film Production program explores all the creative and technical elements of filmmaking, with an emphasis on developing your practical skills in directing, producing and editing. Throughout the intensive 2-year course you will gain proficiency in all facets of the digital filmmaking and production process, learning within an innovative and hands-on environment that boosts your creative confidence and artistic independence. On completion of the degree, you will have acquired a comprehensive knowledge of the film industry, and be thoroughly prepared with the skills and knowledge needed to embark on an exciting and successful career in the industry.

Practical SkillsThroughout the course you will be introduced to high-end equipment and facilities such as our chroma-key (green screen) studio, industry standard cameras and editing suites, relevant professional software applications, as well as our digital audio studios and workstations. You will master various digital visual effects techniques, as well as discover how to develop your ideas into achievable designs by learning to create motion graphics for narrative communication. You will be given the opportunity to create a music video using visualization through rhythm, genre and style and will be introduced to recording studios, equipped with high-end digital audio workstations. During the course you will produce your own adaptation of a literary work, extracting the essential elements and bringing them to life on the screen. You will also learn the skills and techniques needed to create your own documentary film. The post-production process will be explored in detail and you will learn how to operate professional post-production film and audio facilities, whilst at the same time developing a highly evolved technical and creative sense of post-production techniques in a holistic production. Television commercials (TVC) are also examined as a means of communication, and the knowledge gained will be put into practice by creating a TVC.

Theoretical ComponentThroughout the course you will also acquire the theoretical knowledge required to become a proficient filmmaker. Initially you will explore all facets of film and television production including basic storytelling, script structure and writing styles, and develop basic knowledge of the stages and technologies involved in the editing process. You will examine the principles and concepts in the reading, understanding and analyzing of film and cinema. Historical movements and perspectives are studied to gain profound comprehension of the components of and evolution of film. You will analyze the various roles of producers and directors and are encouraged to think critically about your own strengths and weaknesses, creating strategies for self-development. Aspects of the pre-production, production and post-production stages of television projects are taught in detail, and you will learn to develop a clear picture of the potential of a project, that could be realized with further development and/or funding. The development of modern cinema is examined through a journey of film history, focusing on key styles and genres, and the leading figures, which established this art form as a new language of visual expression.

Foundation SkillsIn addition to the fundamental components of film production, business management, marketing, and communications, and elements of Web and graphic design are covered, all of which are all explored within the context of the film industry. You will acquire research and information literacy skills, as well as skills in academic writing, oral presentation, and computing skills. You will learn fundamental business planning and principles of intellectual property and copyright law. You will also examine the trends and fundamental principles of marketing products and services in the digital age. Throughout the degree, you will undertake two creative projects, allowing you to tap into your creative potential and develop your own production using production techniques you have acquired throughout the course.

Career Options include:A wide range of roles in film, television, theatre and advertising including: Director, Producer, Editor, Cinematographer, Documentary Filmmaker, Production Manager, Production Coordinator, Production Designer, Screen Writer, Freelance Photographer, Camera Operator, Post-production Coordinator, Art Director, Director of Photography, Aerial Photographer, Stage Manager, Sales Executive, Casting Director, Costume Designer, Special Effects Coordinator

BAcHELOR Of fILM PRODUcTION


AudIo ProductIon – VEt dIPlomA

COurSE InfO

Qualification Diploma of Sound ProductionnTIS Code CuS50209


Entry Requirements


• Completion of the Australian year 12 High School Certificate (HSC) or its equivalent or

• Equivalent to Certificate Level II or higher as defined by the Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) or

• Mature age over 21 years or

• On receipt of suitable evidence, SAE Institute shall seek to admit all prospective students (via special entry) who are considered to have a reasonable chance of success in the course.




Trimester 1 - full-Time

DIPLOMA Of SOUND PRODUcTION COurSE StruCturE



exit Point after 3 Trimesters with a diploma of Sound Production

cuS50209 diPloma of Sound ProducTion ouTline

BSBOHS509A Ensure a safe workplace

CuSSOu403A Perform Advanced Sound Editing

CuSSOu405A Mix recorded Music

CuSSOu402A Develop And Implement Sound Plans

CuSSOu401A record Sound

CuESOu03C Operate professional audio equipment

CuSMCP501A Compose Music using Electronic Media

CuSInD401A Develop Specialist Expertise In The Music Industry

CuSInD501A Apply Music Knowledge And Artistic Judgement

CuSSOu501A Develop Sound Designs

CuSSOu503A Implement Sound Designs

CuSSOu404A Edit dialogues

CuSSOu502A Produce Sound recordings

CuSSOu504A Create A Final Sound Balance

BSBPMG510A Manage Projects

CuSSOu505A Compile Music For Soundtracks

* Elective competencies may be subject to change. Please check with your chosen campus prior to commencement of your course.


AudIo ProductIon – VEt dIPlomA

IntroductionThe audio industry is a diverse and dynamic industry that is continuously evolving with the development of new technologies. Over the years a significant demand has developed for skilled audio specialists. From working in recording studios, to live festivals, concerts and theatre, or to television and cinema, most aspects of the entertainment industry include an audio component that requires a skilled professional.

The Diploma of Sound Production covers essential aspects of audio production and the music industry, preparing you with the skills and knowledge necessary to launch your career in the industry. The intensive hands-on diploma serves as a fantastic platform into the audio industry, and you will have the option to transfer into the Bachelor of Audio Production at one of our degree centres, on completion the course.

Practical Studio SkillsThroughout the diploma much time will be spent in various studio environments, where you will be introduced to a range of studio equipment. You will receive expert tuition and learn basic recording techniques, using our high-end digital audio workstations, mixing consoles, and multi-track recorders to hone your skills. Taking a practical approach, you will learn about the various types of microphones and different techniques and applications of microphones that are commonly used in the audio industry. A portion of the course is spent examining sound in motion picture, video production and becoming familiar with equipment used in audio post-production. You will also be taught MIDI protocol and how to use sequencing software, sampling, and basic synthesis. Elements of live sound production are examined, focusing on the design and operation of live sound systems as well as the different techniques involved in mixing a live sound performance. You will also learn about mastering and media preparation and learn to apply different techniques to a portfolio of your own recordings.

Theoretical ComponentThe course incorporates study of the fundamental properties and characteristics of sound and human auditory perception including sound fundamentals, acoustic decibel theory, and human perception of loudness, direction and space. You will learn basic concepts of electrical signals and how they relate and apply to audio recording technology. The basics of music business and copyright are covered, as well as basic computer skills. Concepts behind the analogue to digital conversion process are examined, as well as different digital audio equipment used in the modern recording process. You will also learn the basic principles of acoustics and studio design, including soundproofing methods, room treatment methods, room analysis and evaluation, and studio monitoring.

Career Options include:Studio Sound Engineer, Mix engineer, Live Sound Engineer (music), Live Sound Engineer (theatre), Studio Assistant, Production Assistant, Audio Post-production Engineer, Composer, OB Engineer, Venue Coordinator, recording artist, Electronic Musician, Music and Dialogue Editor, Location recordist, Promoter, Client Liaison.

cUS50209 DIPLOMA Of SOUND PRODUcTION

YOUR WAY THROUGH SAE INSTITUTE

1ST Year OF STudY 2nd Year OF STudY POST GraduaTe STudIeS

Vocational Education & Training (VET)

Higher Education (HE)

BAcHELoR oF AuDIo PRoDucTIon

Higher Education (HE)

BAcHELoR oF AuDIo PRoDucTIon

SAE International Graduate college

HonouRS PRoGRAm

mASTERS PRoGRAm

DIPLomA oF SounD PRoDucTIon


ElEctronIc musIc ProductIon (EmP)

COurSE InfO

Qualification Certificate III in Music nTIS Code CuS30109

Duration 6 months part-time

Entry Requirements


• Over 18 years of age

• On receipt of suitable evidence, SAE Institute shall seek to admit all prospective students (via special entry) who are considered to have a reasonable chance of success in the program.

SAE Institute does not issue eCoEs for visa applications. Part-Time courses can only be booked for international students if they have valid entry permission.



CErtIfICAtE III In muSIC COurSE StruCturE

CuSOHS301A Follow occupational health and safety procedures

CuFCMP301 A Implement copyright arrangements

CUSIND301A Work effectively in the music industry

CuSMCP301A Compose simple songs or musical pieces

CuSMCP303A Develop simple musical pieces using electronic media

CuSMLT301A Apply knowledge of genre to music making

CuSMPF304A Make a music demo

CuSMPF202A Incorporate music technology into performance

CuSMPF301A Develop technical skills in performance

CuESOu03C Operate professional audio equipment

CuFSOu204A Perform basic sound editing

cuS30109 cerTificaTe iii in muSic

exit Point after 6 months with a Certificate III in Music

* Elective competencies may be subject to change. Please check with your chosen campus prior to commencement of your course.


ElEctronIc musIc ProductIon (EmP)

IntroductionThrough advances in music technology, the electronic music scene has developed to become a prominent force within modern culture, and its popularity and impact on mainstream music is undeniable. not just limited to techno music and DJ-ing, electronic music has infiltrated and influenced many different music genres, and the ability to produce high quality electronic music has fast-become a highly sought after skill within the industry.

The Certificate III in Music course teaches you all the tricks, tips and shortcuts needed to create electronically generated music, preparing you with the skills needed for a successful career in the music industry. upon completion of the course, you will be armed with all the creative and technical aptitude necessary to create a finished product that can climb the charts or get the dance floors pumping.

audio engineering SkillsThroughout the six-month course you will learn the essentials of audio engineering such as sound theory, equalization, studio effects, and how to use different missing consoles. In addition to being introduced to a professional studio, you will be given the chance to look at various home studio set-ups.

Music Production SkillsThroughout this creative section of the course, you will learn about music theory, composition structure, and arrangement techniques in electronic music production. You will have much opportunity to experiment with creating your own music productions, as well as developing skills in live-set performance.

digital audio Workstation OperationsDuring the course you will be involved in a diverse range of practical exercises, teaching you how to operate industry standard editing systems and learning the skills and techniques required to edit sound files effectively. You will also explore different applications of editing techniques for creative vocal and instrument recording.

MIdI & Sequencing You will be trained in MIDI recording and sequencing within a virtual studio environment. The combination of audio and MIDI for remixing is examined and you will have the opportunity to experiment with fresh ideas to achieve your own unique compositions.

Sampling & SynthesisOver the six-months you are introduced to a range of samplers, synthesizers and different studio software. Various sound shaping techniques are examined, and you will learn different creative and technical aspects of sampling and beat programming.

Career Options Include:Electronic Music Producer, DJ, Recording Artist, Electronic Musician, Writer/Arranger, Composer, Sound Effects Producer, Remixer, Performance Artist, Jingle Writer.

CuS30109 CErtIfICAtE III In muSIC


EnrolmEnt ProcEssStep 1

Application

Send in your completed and signed Application Form by e-mail or post. Please send your documents to the campus you wish to apply at along with all supporting documents.

Step 2

Assessment

SAE Institute will assess the application to check that all entry requirements and where applicable course pre-requisites are met.

Step 3

Letter of Offer &Admission Agreement

If you met all entry requirements SAE Institute will send you a Letter of Offer including a Student Admission Agreement that lines out all course information and costs of the course you applied for. Please sign the Student Admission Agreement as your acceptance of the course offered.

Step 4

Confirmation ofEnrolment

Once SAE Institute received the signed student Admission Agreement SAE Institute will send you your Confirmation of Enrolment and a detailed Payment Schedule for your course. Your are now ready to commence your studies on the commencement date.

Step 5

eCoE / Visa

If you are an International applicant you will also receive an electronic Confirmation of Enrolment (eCoE) issued by SAE Institute via the Australian Government. This document will assist International applicants to finalise their student visa application.

Some campuses run a short Admission or Check-In process a few days before the course commencement date. Information regarding Admission will be sent to you closer to your course commencement date by e-mail or post.

Admission & Check-In / Orientation

Step 6

fee-helP / VeT fee-helPFEE-HELP is currently only available for higher education courses and selected VET courses. Please ask your desired campus for eligibility.

If the applicant is an Australian citizen or a holder of a Humanitarian Visa they may elect to pay tuition fees via FEE-HELP. To do so, simply contact SAE Institute Administration and ask to receive the request for FEE-HELP Assistance Form in the mail. Complete, date, sign and submit the original request for FEE-HELP Assistance Form to SAE Institute Administration before the advertised Census date. Information about FEE-HELP can also be obtained from: www.goingtouni.gov.au

When submitting the Request for FEE-HELP Assistance Form please include your Tax File Number and attach a certified copy of one of the following forms of identification:

• Australian Passport;• Australian Birth Certificate;• Australian Citizenship Certificate; or • Permanent Humanitarian Visa.

advanced Payments or Trimester InstallmentsApplicants may elect to pay fees up front or via an agreed payment plan using one of the following methods:

• Cheque, payable to SAE Institute Pty Ltd• Visa or Mastercard• Electronic Transfer to the SAE Institute account:

Account name: SAE Institute Pty LtdBank: Commonwealth BankAddress: 1st Floor, 48 Martin Place,Sydney, NSW, 2000 AustraliaBSB Code: 062 000Account number: 1081 0388for international transfers please use the SWIFT Code CTBAAU2S

Do not directly deposit fees as the payment receipt will not identify the applicant/student as the person who made the payment Please state the students surname and students or applicants number in the subject field.

fEE-HELP


EnrolmEnt ProcEssHow to applyAcquire a copy of the SAE Institute application form and complete all the required sections throughout the application form.

Print clearly in block letters, using a black or blue pen.

Place an X in the appropriate boxes.

Attach all required documentation.

retain a copy for your records and send the original via post or e-mail to the SAE Institute campus that you are applying to.

Carefully read all supporting documents before submitting your application or any other forms. Contact SAE Institute Administration to gain assistance in completing forms or to have any questions answered.

essential Supporting documentsAll applications must include certified copies, in English, of the following documents:

• Final transcripts of any secondary or tertiary studies indicating the units/subjects attempted and proof of completion.

• Photographic identification, including current contact information. (eg. Passport, Drivers Licence, Proof of Age Card).

• English Language test results if applicable.

Please do not send original documents as they will not be returned.

Copies of official documents included with the application must be in English and certified as being a true and accurate copy of the original.

International agentsSAE Institute has registered international agents around the globe to assist students in applying to SAE Institute and securing a student visa. A complete list of international agents can be requested from each campus.

Closing dates for applicationsApplications will be assessed for eligibility up to the advertised commencement date of that course. Places in the course are capped and filled on a date-received priority. The earlier the application is made, the more likely the applicant is to receive a placement into the course. If the student is not able to commence the course on the scheduled commencement date, they may postpone commencement by contacting SAE Institute Administration.

Student Selection ProceduresSAE Institute endeavours to provide an environment where access to courses and financial support is not limited on the basis of age, gender, sexual or political orientation, marital status, national or ethnic background, religion, physical or intellectual disability. SAE Institute selection procedures are detailed in the SAE Institute policies and procedures published online at: http://byronbay.sae.edu/en-gb/pages/108/SAE_Policy_Statements

entry requirements & acceptanceEntry requirements are detailed in the course information sections throughout this prospectus. Admission to a program may be denied or cancelled if the applicant has not demonstrated sufficient proficiency in previous studies or if statements made by an applicant in their enrolment/admission forms or documents are shown to be false.

Letter of Offer & admission agreementApplicants who have fulfilled the entry requirements, will receive a Letter of Offer offering a place in the course along with an Admission Agreement that outlines the obligations of both SAE Institute and the student. To accept this offer and secure a place in the course, the applicant must read, agree and sign the Admission Agreement, retain a copy for their records and post back the original to the SAE Institute they wish to attend.

Places in the course are capped and filled on a

date-received priority. The earlier the Admission Agreement is made, the more likely the applicant is to receive a placement into the course.

Acceptance of a place in a course, by signing and submitting the Admission Agreement to SAE Institute Administration, shall be taken to constitute acceptance of all published regulations, policies and procedures pertaining to SAE Institute courses. SAE Institute policies and procedures are published online at:http://byronbay.sae.edu/en-gb/pages/108/SAE_Policy_Statements

Laptop recommendationSAE Institute recommends that all commencing students, in all HE Courses, at all SAE Institutes in Australia, should have access to a specified laptop (normally a high-end Macintosh) computer and software, throughout the duration of their studies.

SAE Institute offers special laptop deals to new students at significantly discounted rates - please contact SAE Institute for details. Conditions apply and the offer may vary from course to course and intake to intake.

english Language ProficiencyApplicants must be proficient in reading, writing and speaking English. Where the applicant’s first language is not English they must meet the English language proficiency requirements to be admitted into a course.

Policies and ProceduresA comprehensive list of policies and procedures are available online at:http://byronbay.sae.edu/en-gb/pages/108/SAE_Policy_Statements

Continuous Improvement and ChangesSAE Institute adopts a process of continuous improvement, therefore all courses, resources, equipment and units of study are subject to change. SAE reserves the right to vary the units of study offered in any trimester without notice.

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The Career Advisors located at each SAE Institute & Qantm College campus are available to provide tours of the campus and personally assist applicants with their questions and the SAE Institute/Qantm College application processes.

Qantm can be contacted by calling1300 136 933 (Australia only) orInternational: Brisbane: +61 7 3017 4333 Sydney: +61 2 8241 5300 Melbourne: +61 3 8632 3450

To e-mail a campus, use one of the following:

Sydney – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected]

Or visit www.qantm.com.au

SAE Institute can be contacted by calling1800 SAE EDu (Australia only) or +61 2 6639 6000 (International)

To e-mail a campus, use one of the following:

Byron Bay – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected] – [email protected]

Or visit www.sae.edu

SAE Institute & Qantm College National Provider Code: 0273

Byron Bay - Head Office373-391 Ewingsdale Rd

Byron Bay NSW 2481

phone +61 (0)2 6639 6000

fax +61 (0)2 6639 6066

[email protected]

CRICOS: 00312F

SydneyLevel 3, 55-57 Wentworth Ave

Sydney NSW 2000

phone +61 (0)2 8241 5200

fax +61 (0)2 8241 5222

[email protected]

CRICOS: 00312F

melbourne235 Normanby Rd

South Melbourne VIC 3205

phone +61 (0)3 8632 3400

fax +61 (0)3 8632 3401

[email protected]

CRICOS: 02047B

PerthLevel 1, 3-5 Bennett St

East Perth WA 6004

phone +61 (0)8 6217 4100

fax +61 (0)8 6217 4122

[email protected]

CRICOS: 02431E

Brisbane22 Mayneview St

Milton QLD 4064

phone +61 (0)7 3850 2000

fax +61 (0)7 3850 2022

[email protected]

adelaideUnit 4, Level 2, 282 Gouger St

Adelaide SA 5000

phone +61 (0)8 8215 7800

fax +61 (0)8 8215 7822

[email protected]

SAE Institute Pty Ltd ABN 21 093 057 973 SAE Institute Australia - Course Information V2010–1

WWW.SAE.EDU

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