Giga Training

Giga Training is a Belfast multimedia training outfit that has run music tech, DJ and film courses for over a decade; the registered company, Giga Training Ltd, was incorporated in 2011 and remains active at Companies House. Courses run as small weekly evening groups, capped at 6 students.

Ableton Level 1 is 8 weekly 90-minute sessions for £180 upfront (or £25/week on a payment plan), covering warping, MIDI sequencing, Ableton's synths and effects, mixing basics and finishing a track. DJing Level 1 runs £15.99/week for weekly 1-hour sessions on Traktor Scratch, covering setup, beatmatching, scratching and mixing; 1-to-1 DJ or production sessions are also available at £50/hour for up to two people.

A separate 10-week Electronic Music Production evening course (Monday 7-9.30pm) costs £250 and uses Strandtown Studios' recording facilities in east Belfast. OCN and BTEC-accredited programmes are also offered for schools and youth groups.

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At a glance

Price: From £15.99
Location: Unit 130, North City Business Centre, Belfast BT15 2GG
Subjects: Ableton, DJ, Music production
Formats: Short, 1-to-1
Accreditation: OCN

Course structure

The formats Giga Training sells, and how long each one runs.

DJing Level 1	Weekly 1-hour sessions
Ableton Level 1	8 weekly 90-minute sessions
Electronic Music Production	10 weeks, Monday evenings
1-to-1 DJ or Production session	1 hour

Frequently asked

What does Giga Training cost?

Giga Training's prices start from £15.99, correct as of our last check.

Where is Giga Training based?

Giga Training is based at Unit 130, North City Business Centre, Belfast BT15 2GG.

What does Giga Training teach?

Giga Training teaches Ableton, DJ, Music production, in these formats: Short, 1-to-1.

Is Giga Training accredited?

Yes. OCN: OCN-accredited music technology qualifications for schools/youth groups.

Sources

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