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Complete work and standards maps

Each course map lists its lessons and named activities, the work to submit, assessment criteria, suggested learner fit, and links to the published standards.

29 courses · 684 assessed work items

The Roger Nichols Recording Method

Usually 16–18 after a multitrack course. A 13- or 14-year-old with real DAW experience can enter after a teacher reviews a saved recording and mix.

32 assessed work items

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The Roger Nichols Drum Replacement Method

Usually 16–18 with mixing experience; younger learners need a practical entry review.

35 assessed work items

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Critical Listening Skills for Audio Professionals

About 16–18 after an introductory listening course; prepared younger learners may use selected tracks.

18 assessed work items

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Shaping Your Sound with Microphones

About 15–18 after a first recording course; younger learners need demonstrated studio skills.

8 assessed work items

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Shaping Your Sound with Equalizers, Compressors, and Gates

About 16–18 after a first mix; experienced younger learners may take it with guidance.

8 assessed work items

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Shaping Your Sound with Reverb and Delay

About 16–18 after basic mixing; experienced younger learners may take it with guidance.

8 assessed work items

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Understanding Guitar Tone: Recording and Performance

About 16–18 with guitar or recording experience; younger players may enter through a practical review.

24 assessed work items

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The Music Publishing Business Course

About 16–18 with strong reading and numeracy; selected cases can serve younger learners.

18 assessed work items

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MIDI Production: From First Performance to MIDI 2.0

About 15–18 after a first MIDI project; younger experienced producers may qualify.

24 assessed work items

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Music Production: From Creative Vision to Finished Record

About 16–18 after a recording project; an experienced younger producer can enter with a teacher-reviewed portfolio.

48 assessed work items

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Audio Engineering & Recording II

About 16–18 after Audio Engineering & Recording I; younger experienced learners may qualify by practical review.

73 assessed work items

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Live Sound Reinforcement

About 16–18 after supervised live-sound basics; younger crew members need direct supervision.

9 assessed work items

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The Music Publishing Business Course — Student Edition

About 15–18; younger students can try selected rights and career lessons with support.

18 assessed work items

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Music Production: Skills Roles and Your First Portfolio

About 14–18; early creative work can suit a prepared younger group.

16 assessed work items

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Using the maps

Choose the lesson or activity, complete its work, and keep the stated evidence. The named standard identifies the part assessed here; open the linked framework for the full wording. Age estimates are guidance for course selection, not a substitute for a learner’s demonstrated skills and the safety supervision named in the course.