Musitechnic

A recognised singer, composer and songwriter, Gilles Valiquette, established Musitechnic in 1987 in Montreal. This WWISE certified institute has four campuses - Canada, Montreal, France, United Kingdom. The Ministry of Education and Ministry of Culture recognises this institution. The Musitechnic campus is equipped with 3 labs with 45 workstations which are well-equipped with industry-standard audio tools. Besides, students can access 24 recording tracks which they can use during classes or personal projects. 5 digital studios are ideal for mixing music, audio post-production for video games, music production etc. ‘Online Campus’ allows students to schedule courses or book a studio to avail discounts related to education etc. Consistent support to produce and develop music, build resumes and job portfolios etc., are available. It offers courses in A.C.S. Recording and Sound Design. Upcoming courses such as A.C.S. Sound Techniques For Video Game And Film will also become available for students soon. Musitechnic tuition fees for 16 months of training for permanent or Quebec and Canadian residents is approximately $17,000. International students may need to pay $21,050 for pursuing a 16 months training course. Students can access online courses according to their convenience. Students can also download free plugins and software from the official website. Besides, they can also access tutorials and other resources online to learn at their own pace. The institute accepts the application of students with adequate English proficiency. Students applying for this institution must score 6.0 and above in IELTS and not less than 5.5. It also considers applications of students’ with 90 TOEFL and Duolingo scores. The Alumni directory of Musitechnic allows one to connect with professionals, and interested students may employ them for their projects. It also connects students with their former classmates.