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ENTERTAINMENT TECHNICIAN Diploma
FULLTIME: 1 year with an Advanced Diploma credit for graduates.
Now offering 4 streams:
GOVERNMENT ACCREDITED COURSES. Julius Events College is a Government Registered Training Organisation, NSW number 90888.
CUE 50303 Diploma of Live Production, Theatre and Events (Technical Production)
Sound * Lighting * Video * Staging * Studio
One course with 4 streams: all modern entertainment technology skills taught. The ultimate technical career starter!
This qualification is from CUE03 – the Entertainment Industry Training Package. It is designed to produce a multi-skilled production person. This course has everything - lighting, video, live sound, studio sound engineering, music technical production and core units in safety, show budgeting and management.
The course is designed for maximum job outcomes. This is the gateway to a technical career backstage.
The course is taught with equal emphasis on theatre, events, corporate and concert.
The course includes extensive management modules, including H.R., Show and Facility budgeting, accounting, and teamwork.
Fulltime students do meaningful work experience and secondment with Century Venues; Enmore Theatre, The Factory and The Metro. Students also do camera and video work on Moshcam.
Job Pathways
Work in entertainment and the events industry. We have seen many graduates gain employment within the industry. Jobs are waiting!
Accreditation
Our courses are nationally accredited with the Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) which comes under the Federal Government's Higher Education Act, ensuring you receive quality training that meets national standards.
The courses can be found on the National Training Information Service website, www.ntis.gov.au. Go to this link: http://www.ntis.gov.au/?/trainingpackage/CUE03/Qualification/CUE50303/rules
PREREQUISITES
Fulltime: Minimum age 17.
If under 17 you may apply for the fulltime Certificate IV and articulate upwards into the Diploma if you do well. This decision is taken at the end of Term 1, subject to performance.
We prefer that fulltime Diploma students have completed year 12, but school results are not important.
Our college is selective, based on our assessment of your ability to learn the skills, graduate, and be employable. Entry interview - face to face for Australian students, call if from interstate.
CLASS TIMES
Classes are held during college terms, with breaks during school holidays.
Fulltime: Monday - Thursday, 9.30am - 4pm daily.
EQUIPMENT
Julius Events College have extensive sponsorship agreements in place. See the SPONSORS area of the website. We have a fully equipped TV studio on site, and the latest moving lights, audio consoles, and everything YOU need to prepare you for a career in entertainment technology. Check out our Photo Gallery!
COST AND DATES
See Course Dates and Costs. To apply, hit the Enrol Now! button at the top of the page or call 02 9638 5955 now.
UNIVERSITY ARTICULATION
Charles Sturt University (Wagga Wagga) invites Diploma Graduates to apply for entry at Year 2 of the Bachelor of Arts (TV Production). This prestigeous course has exceptional employment outcomes. http://www.csu.edu.au/courses/undergraduate/television_production/course-overview
UNITS WITHIN THIS COURSE
Multiskilled Technician: UNITS HERE
Sound Engineer: UNITS HERE
Lighting Technician: UNITS HERE
TV Production: UNITS HERE
NEW! All Modules of Study Option
This option provides an intensive college workload but equips a student with all our technical modules. There are an additional four Modules in this stream. To achieve this outcome, students need to attend all Master Classes, be assessed at group activities (shows) and undertake all Assignments.
Note that some students may already hold other suitable Units which may be transferred via Credit Transfer or RPL.
WEEKLY SHOWS
Full time students participate in weekly productions or "rallies". These are conducted by a supervising trainer in our theatre to simulate a real-life production situation.
Past events have included band performances, fashion shows, car & bike launches, corporate gigs and much more. Students have also executed themed festivals and have even filmed TV shows! Our aim is to give students as much practical experience as possible.
Production roles are varied and students are rotated throughout these during the year. Some of the technical roles include: camera operator, audio technician, lighting designer, and communications engineer. Each event is conceived and managed by a team of students in the Venues and Events stream - some of the roles include: event manager, creative liaison, and OH&S representative.
After each rally, students assemble for a de-briefing session with the supervising trainer. We take this opportunity to identify strengths as well as opportunities for improvement. Sometimes mistakes are made, but the great thing is that this means you can learn from them before you hit the real world. Students also maintain individual "production logs" where they critique their own performance on each production.
The final production of the year is the awards night, where current students and parents are invited to the college for an evening of celebration.
RALLIES AND BEYOND
In 2009 we also hosted a variety of 'one off' events, including the Cafe at the Gates of Salvation DVD record, and the Radiators live record.
See the Juliusmedia channel at YouTube for more!
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=juliusmedia&search_type=&aq=f
In 2010 our keynote event is the 20th anniversary of our CX Magazine, an industry party on August 21st. So far we have a 15 piece super band booked, with lots more coming!
There is no doubt - our college is very hands-on!
 College Prospectus
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