
Looking to take your first steps into the creative industries? Confetti College is launching four new Level 2 courses in Nottingham for September 2027, offering aspiring creatives the chance to explore their interests, develop practical skills and discover where their talents could take them.
The new courses cover Games, Media, Music Performance and Music Technology. Each is a one-year, full-time course designed to introduce students to their chosen creative discipline and help them consider their next steps in education and beyond.
Nathan Levi Simpson, Head of Campus, said:
“As part of the Access Education Group, Confetti is poised for growth, expanding both its provision and student community while introducing this important new area of its curriculum. The new Level 2 courses in Music, Media and Games have been designed to give learners a broad introduction to the creative industries, helping them develop practical skills, industry knowledge and creative confidence. By exploring different disciplines and ways of working, students can gain valuable experience and make informed decisions about their future education and career pathways.”
Four new creative courses
Whether you’re interested in designing games, creating videos, performing music or learning how tracks are made, there’s a course to help you develop your skills.
Games – BTEC Level 2
Curious about how games are designed and developed? On the Games BTEC Level 2 course, you’ll explore 3D modelling, game design, 2D game engines, graphics, digital art and animation. You’ll also work on creative projects and learn how to respond to industry briefs.
Media – BTEC Level 2
If you enjoy making videos, taking photographs or experimenting with animation, the Media BTEC Level 2 course could be for you. You’ll develop skills in graphic design, videography, video editing, photography, image editing and animation, using creative projects to put your ideas into practice.
Music Performance – BTEC Level 2
Want to build your confidence as a performer? The Music Performance BTEC Level 2 course covers instrumental and vocal skills, songwriting, composition, music production and stagecraft. You’ll also explore practical musicianship and learn more about the music industry.
Music Technology – BTEC Level 2
Interested in what happens behind the music? On the Music Technology BTEC Level 2 course, you’ll explore digital audio workstations (DAWs), music production, recording, mixing, mastering and live sound engineering. You’ll also develop your understanding of music theory, composition and the music industry.
Both music courses cover self-promotion and entrepreneurial skills, helping you understand more about the opportunities available in the music industry.
Where could a creative course take you?
The creative industries offer a range of career paths, from game design and digital media to music performance and production. Developing practical skills and exploring different creative disciplines can help students discover what they’re good at and where they’d like to go next.
Whether you’re interested in designing games, working in video production, performing as a musician or recording and mixing music, a Level 2 course can be a starting point for exploring those ambitions. Students can also use the experience to help inform their decisions about further study and future career options.
Want to explore where your creativity could take you? The National Careers Service has more information about roles in the creative and design sector.
Take your next step at Confetti
All four courses run for one year, full time, at Confetti Nottingham. They offer a chance to explore your chosen subject, develop practical skills and build a clearer picture of where you might want to go next.
If you’re considering your options for September 2027, now is a great time to find out more.
Ready to get started?
- Explore your options: Visit Confetti College’s courses in Nottingham to discover the full range of creative courses.
- Thinking about applying? Applications for September 2027 are now open. Find out how to apply.
- Come and see us: Join us at the Discovery Day on Saturday 21 November. Explore the college, get hands-on in workshops, meet tutors and chat with current students. Book your place.