Welcome to Music Business School – London

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 Industry Support for MMBE

The Managing a Music Business Enterprise course is an excellent initiative. From my perspective as a record label and publisher, the more young artists and managers know about the inner workings of the business, the better it is for us. Unlike some other courses, the people behind this one have a proven and current track record in the business; this allows them to keep up to date in what is a fast changing and challenging environment.” – Mark Lewis – Founder, B-unique (Kaiser Chiefs / Primal Scream)

 

Are you looking for music business courses? Look no further! We offer a new music industry business course: Fast Track (4 months – every Weds) running throughout the year. Taught by professionals for professionals. Starts September 2010

Located in the heart of Clapham Old Town within the London School of Sound complex,approx. 4 mins from Clapham Common Tube www.londonschoolofsound.co.uk}

Top industry guest speakers guaranteed every week including: representatives from MMF, PPL, PRS, AIM, BPI, MU, distributors, publishing co’s, live music sector, online magazines, lawyers, new tech co’s, musicians & songwriters PLUS many many more…all of whom are currently working in the music industry.

Small classes, music industry management, specialised books included in fees plus many lectures linked to discounted offers for industry standard journals and music business organisations. Find out more about the offers exclusive to our school.

Accreditation by NCFE  Managing a Music Business Enterprise {MMBE}
The Qualification Accreditation Number: 501/1735/X (QCF)

“We have supported Generator’s development of MMBE and are delighted it is now ready to be delivered throughout the UK. This innovative qualification will help new music businesses establish themselves and contribute to the growth of the UK music industry. The fact they will come out with an investment ready business plan as well as a qualification makes this a ‘real world’ business training programme.” - Feargal Sharkey, Chief Executive of UK Music


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