This certificate was designed with you, the student, in mind.
Our Recording Arts classes take place evenings and weekends, for the convenience of working people, at our boutique media and design campus Centre for Creative Communications (north of the Pape subway). More than 50% of course time is devoted to hands-on learning in labs. You receive balanced theoretical and practical instruction from knowledgeable instructors, the type of training that will help you succeed. (Check out these articles for more: Toronto Star and Metro.)
What jobs are available?
Dialogue editor, foley editor, live sound engineer, location recording, engineer, mastering engineer, mixing engineer for movies/music, music producer, recording engineer, sound design, sound FX editor... and more!
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Other programs may take two to three years to complete on a full-time basis. At Centennial College, you learn at your own pace, as quickly as you want to, at a price that is easy on the pocketbook. This program is offered only in Continuing Education and is not offered during the day.
Help us ignite your passion for music. We will give you the knowledge to use as fuel to keep that fire burning. Earn a living doing something you love!
For details, contact Sean Savage, 416-289-5000 ext 2790,
ssavage@centennialcollege.ca. Here is
how to register.
For more information on our Media & Design programs, see
centennialcollege.ca/media or see our
Continuing Education calendar.
