Festival Management & Sound Production
The aim of this course is to provide trainees with the skills required to succeed in the festival and event industry. The course addresses the growing requirement for trained professionals in this expanding sector. The course also aims to ultimately contribute a number of indigenous festivals and events, as well as the companies and professionals required to service all aspects of them.
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DURATION:
1 Year
START DATE:
September 2025
Academic:
ILM Certificate in Festival Management
QQI level 5 in Sound Engineering
QQI level 5 in Event ProductionExperience:
Work placements at some of Ireland’s top festivals and events
Progression:
Further study options exist, however this programme has a high rate of Graduate progression to directly relevant employment.
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Key themes include:
The Festival and Music Business
Communications For Festival Management & Sound Production
Studio and Live Sound Engineering
Event Management For Festival Management And Sound Production
Entrepreneurial Skills
Music Production
Work Experience
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Education: Leaving Certificate Standard required, with proficiency in maths. Third level education is desirable (though not essential).
Aptitude: Learners must be motivated to learn, be computer literate, with good basic standard of English and Maths. Learners must be able to do research and be willing to undertake projects and assignments.
Previous experience within the event industry is desirable though not essential. This course requires a good level of English both oral and written with basic computer skills. Entry is then determined by eligibility and interview.
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This course is run in collaboration with LWETB.
Award Level
ILM Certificate in Festival Management
QQI level 5 in Sound Engineering
QQI level 5 in Event Production
Fees
This course is free. Eligible Jobseekers retain payments for the duration of the course.
Duration
1 Year
Entry Requirements
Education: Leaving Certificate Standard required, with proficiency in maths. Third level education is desirable (though not essential).