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Terms of use

Last updated 13 August 2026.

These terms cover soundschooled.co.uk, run by Mark Dunne. Using the site means you accept them. If anything here doesn't make sense, email mark@soundschooled.co.uk before you rely on the site for a decision.

What the site is

A directory and review site for UK music production, DJ and sound engineering courses, plus a blog covering gear and software. Prices, course formats and other details are checked against each school or platform's own pages, with the date shown on the listing. How that checking works is on the methodology page.

No guarantee, and no advice

Course prices, dates and terms change, sometimes faster than a listing gets re-checked. Always confirm the current price and terms directly with the school or platform before you pay for anything. Nothing on this site is professional, financial or careers advice, it's information to help you compare options. Whether to enrol on a course, buy a piece of gear, or subscribe to a service is your decision, and SoundSchooled isn't liable for the outcome of it.

Links to other sites

Links to schools, platforms and gear, including affiliate links, take you to sites we don't control and aren't responsible for. Linking to a site isn't an endorsement of everything on it. How affiliate links work is covered in the privacy policy.

Content

The writing, reviews and comparisons on this site are SoundSchooled's own. Quote or link to a page if you credit and link back to it; don't republish it wholesale elsewhere without asking first. School names, logos and course details belong to their respective schools.

Using the contact form

The contact form is for price corrections, school suggestions and genuine enquiries. Don't use it to send anything unlawful, abusive, or spam. What happens to the data you submit is covered in the privacy policy.

Changes

These terms may be updated as the site changes. The date at the top of this page will move when that happens.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.