Vocal Coach Courses
Vocal Coaches are creative professionals who help singers, vocalists, actors, radio and TV presenters, recording artists, and public speakers become more confident and compelling performers. They have qualifications in music performance and/or speech pathology and may collaborate with medical professionals who specialise in vocal cord lesions and disorders.
As a Vocal Coach you could be helping a client overcome stage fright and general anxiety, demonstrating vocal exercises to a client that will improve their singing pitch and note accuracy, listening as a client practices for an upcoming speech, teaching a client a series of breathing exercises to improve their articulation and voice control, coaching a client before an important audition, assessing a client who wants to rehabilitate their singing voice, or referring a client with suspected vocal cord polyps to an ENT specialist.
To succeed in this occupation you will need to be an excellent communicator and have a genuine desire to help your clients overcome emotional and physical blocks to their vocal performance.
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Popular Vocal Coach Courses
There is one course available for people who want to become a Vocal Coach.
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Possible job outcomes:
Music Composer
Music Teacher
Musician
Sound Technician
Vocal Coach
The Bachelor of Music develops exceptional musical talent, blending performance, composition, and technology. It promotes artistic growth in an environment valuing excellence, passion, and entrepreneurship. This course offers a modern musical experience encompassing classical, jazz, and contemporary performance, multimedia composition, and audio engineering. Students acquire new skills and knowledge for navigating music and performing arts in the digital era.
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Average duration: 3 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do Vocal Coaches earn?
There are no clear salary figures for Australian Vocal Coaches at this time. Increase your earning capacity by obtaining accreditation and/or membership with professional organisations like the Australian Voice Association (AVA) and the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
What are the job opportunities for Vocal Coaches?
There are no clear employment figures for Vocal Coaches working in Australia. They are generally self-employed, offering both face-to-face and online voice coaching.
How do I become a Vocal Coach?
You can begin your career as a Vocal Coach in Australia with a Diploma of Music (Music Tuition) but you will have more employment opportunities with a Bachelor of Music Performance (Voice) or Master of Theatre (Voice).
If you intend working with the spoken voice, or will be focusing on voice disorders and vocal rehabilitation, you should obtain a Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology).
Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2023
Job Pathways
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