Certificate in Sound Engineering
There are numerous entry-level positions in the music, entertainment, and broadcast industries that this curriculum can prepare you for.
It could be a good job for you to work with audio equipment and have a good sense of what music you like, if that's something you enjoy.
This is the only curriculum in Uganda that teaches you how to use cutting-edge digital tools to record, edit, and mix music. As a sound engineer or producer, you'll learn everything from digital audio production to analog audio recording, from live sound engineering to sound design.
This curriculum can get you ready for a wide range of interesting entry-level positions in the music, entertainment, or broadcast industries as a sound engineer for sporting events, concerts, or the theater.
Those who finish the Sound Engineering program will be able to use audio consoles and signal processing equipment in a recording studio and on a stage during live shows.
Thanks to the expertise of our audio engineering instructors, an ESOM Sound Engineering student will gain essential experience in today's professional audio production environments, such as a post-production house or a film production studio, in which they will work as an assistant.
Prerequisite
Entry Requirements
Enrollment in our sound engineering program is open to anybody, and there are no requirements. We don't care about your educational background.
“We strive to cultivate and maintain an inclusive environment at Esom School that actively affirms and is respectful of the identities of all people, regardless of gender, ability, ethnicity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, or ideological perspective, and one in which self-reflection, honesty, and accountability are practiced and modeled.”
— Agatha Nansubuga, Academic Registrar, Esom School of Music
In their own words, students describe how helpful it was for them to come and learn at the Esom School of Music.
We at the Esom School of Music strive to create a vibrant, warm, and welcoming campus environment that extends beyond the classroom walls.
The Esom School of Music's instructors describe the benefits of earning a certificate in sound engineering while attending the school.
Enroll in our admission sound engineering program beginning in February 2022 and learn how to work as a live sound engineer, sound designer, music producer, and mixer while earning your certificate!
Course Duration | 9 Months (3 Terms) | ||
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Duration Per Term | 3 Months | ||
Lesson Frequency | Once a Week | ||
Free Guided Practice | Once a week | ||
Personal Practice | Mon – Sun | ||
Group Intakes | Feb and Aug | ||
Private Intake | Open |
Private Tuition Per Term | UGX 792,000 | ||
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Group Tuition Per Term | UGX 480,000 | ||
Short Course | UGX 852,000 | ||
Computer Basics | UGX 120,000 (Duration: 3 Weeks) | ||
Requirements | UGX 85,000 | ||
Term of Payment: Full Payment or First installment – 60% of Tuition | |||
Payment Modes: Bank, Mobile Money, Cash |
Looking for a place to stay while attending Esom School of Music? It may appear difficult, but it is not as difficult as you might think, especially with our experienced accommodation partners on hand, as well as Esom staff and fellow students who are available to assist you by providing advice, contacts, and information to help you find your perfect place to live as quickly and easily as possible. While we do not organize your accommodation, if you have any queries about the location to choose, the cost of living in Kampala, or any other questions regarding to accommodation, please do feel free to contact us by phone (+256706530317) or email ([email protected])
A sound engineering graduate at ESOM can embark on one of the following:
Yes, practical computer knowledge is required for the Sound Engineering Program.
However at ESOM, we have the computer package that is intended solely for students who do not have any prior computer experience but wish to enroll in the sound engineering program, which requires computer proficiency.
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For Esom students, the notion of getting their hands dirty in the world of sound engineering is an exciting one.
While at ESOM, students put their newfound skills to action and learn new things about audio engineering that they might not have known before.
At Esom, we tailor our sound engineering lectures to meet the unique needs of each and every one of our students.
When students at ESOM work on projects and learn about sound engineering, they build up a lot of self-confidence.
To get better at being a sound engineer, you might want to sign up for Esom's Sound Engineering Specialization Program and learn more.
Esom's sound engineering instructors are top-notch, and they make learning fun and easy.
At the Esom School of Music, we believe that music should be a part of every student’s life. The Esom courses are extensive and cater to a diverse range of interests and abilities. At the beginning of August, you can enroll in our Music education Programs. Why not join us so that you can participate in our next graduation ceremony?
Don't Miss out! Now is the time to enroll in our Music Education Programs, which will give you a head start on enjoying the future of music with Esom. Our programs provides graduates with a competitive edge in the growing music industry.
At Esom, we are most thrilled to see our students succeed, and there is no better way to prove your success than graduating. We congratulate all of our students who graduated in previous years and wish you nothing but the best for your music career path.
BLESSIUS NKOLOOGI
A record music producer, sound designer, and mixing engineer, he is known professionally as “Bless Touch.” He has also been an instructor for some time. Ziza Bafana's Pomini Pomini, Bebe Cool's Old School Songs, Eddy Kenzo's Zivuga, Kiriri Kirir Dance, Radio and Weasle Magnetic, and Eddy Kenzo's Zivuga are all products of his imagination.
BADRU LUGOLOBI
Badru Lugolobi has been working as a sound engineer for more than 25 years in a variety of settings and capacities throughout the world. He was introduced to sound technology while working as an electronic technician, and he has since served as a technical advisor at a variety of worship centers and musical performances.
DENIS KATUMBA
Dennis Katumba, best known by his professional moniker Bamboocha Beats, has worked with a number of well-known studios, including Buddies Audio Studio, and is currently employed by Fenon Entertainment. He has worked with producers like Andy Muzik, The Weezy on The Beat, Paulshan Magic, Legend P, Nexo Beats, and others. For the most part, he works on audio post-production, which includes mixing and mastering, as well as sound design for movies and documentaries.