Knowledge
Students have attained knowledge within the field. This entails that students should:
- Be thoroughly familiar with the theories and concepts used in a specified area within the field, such as pedagogy, psychology, music theory, music literature, music history, and musical styles.
- Understand the methods used as a foundation for instrumental and vocal performance.
- Have the insight and understanding needed to approach instrumental and vocal performance as an independent individual.
- Have a sound knowledge of the work environment of composers and musicians.
- Be familiar with the equipment and computer software used in the field.
- Have a basic knowledge of the legal environment of music instructors.
- Be able to place the most recent knowledge into the context of their field of specialisation.
Skills
- Have gained proficiency in musical performance and be able to coordinate technique and interpretation.
- Have gained proficiency in instrumental or vocal teaching.
- Be able to take a critical position on their own work and that of others.
- Be able to take decisions and support them on a professional basis.
- Have the technique and skills to work independently.
- Have adopted broad-mindedness and originality in thought, creation, and interpretation.
- Recognise when information is needed and have the skills to gather it, assess its reliability, and use it appropriately.
- Have adopted a diverse range of work habits.
- Be able to use equipment and technology in music-making and music instruction.
Competencies
- Be able to work independently, set goals, and prepare and follow a project timeline.
- Have adopted work habits that are recognised in their field.
- Be able to use recognised methods to gather data relating to education and school activities.
- Have developed insight into interpersonal communications in instrumental and vocal instruction.
- Be able to interpret and present their ideas.
- Be able to participate actively in collaborative work and direct group projects.
- Have developed the competency required for further study in the fields of music and pedagogy.