Music production courses in Nottingham
4 schools teach production, DJing or sound engineering in Nottingham. Every listing is checked against the school's own pages, with the date shown.
Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies
private schoolBacked by Nottingham Trent University, teaching from the Metronome facility. Runs a BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma (Audio & Music Technology, or Performance and Songwriting), free for eligible 16-18 year olds; Confetti doesn't offer a paid adult/fee-paying route on this diploma. The FdA Music Production degree, delivered via NTU, is £9,790/yr for UK students in 2026/27.
FourFour DJ Academy
private schoolDescribes itself as Nottingham's only DJ academy. One-to-one DJ lessons and multi-month production courses on Pioneer, Technics, Native Instruments, Ableton, Logic and Serato, across three teaching suites and a production studio.
Music Learning Collective, West Bridgford
private schoolThe founding branch of the Music Learning Collective group, in West Bridgford. One-to-one DJ and music production tuition alongside instrumental lessons, billed as a monthly subscription: a weekly 30-minute lesson is £74.50/month, covering 42 lessons across the academic year in 12 equal instalments. The same rate applies across instruments and to music production lessons specifically.
Nottingham College
further educationA UAL-validated Music Technology diploma covering production, audio editing, mixing and sound design, at the City Hub campus. Free for ages 16 to 18, alongside a UAL Level 2 Diploma in Music, Performing and Production Arts also offered free at that age. Fees for 19+ adult learners aren't published on the course pages; many still qualify for a fee waiver based on income or benefits status — the college directs enquiries to a phone consultation or fee calculator.
Subjects taught in Nottingham: Music production, Ableton, Logic, DJ, Sound engineering. Know a school we've missed? See our methodology for how listings get added.