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It takes a lot of hard work and tons of dedication to make a career in this glamorous industry.
You know all this … and yet, you are still gripped by the determination to be the next big Hollywood superstar, a top BBC reporter, a well-known face on TV, number one in the charts or join the army of supporting backstage crew, producers, directors and technical wizards that work behind the scenes. To give yourself the best chance at succeeding in the business take a look at our performing arts, media, production and music courses that have been designed to help you make the most of your raw talent and passion.

The Plymouth Institute for Production, Performance & Arts (PIPPA) brings the College’s creative industries courses together with a recognisable brand. It aims to provide the best possible training, with the best range of facilities in the South West. PIPPA houses professional drama and dance studios complete with full light rigging and stage props, music practice suites, media equipment, recording studios and IT suites. At our Deep Blue Sound venue in the city centre, there is a ‘real’ live music venue, 16 recording studios, three live rooms, a PC suite, two Mac suites, two lecture theatres and 17 studio pods.

National Skills Academy - the College is proud to be a Founder College of The National Skills Academy (NSA) for Creative & Cultural. The NSA provides services and standards for training and skills development, endorsed by industry employers and professionals. http://www.pippa.tv/
Being a student at the College is not only about achieving academic success, we will also equip you with the work-ready skills so highly valued by employers. These include:
“ The Herald's partnership with City College Plymouth is critical as it helps students get more than ever out of their media courses. This partnership approach provides students with a real insight into the cut and thrust world of journalism, through
seminars and work placement opportunities, and helps prepare them for the real world of work from the moment they start their course”
Bill Martin
Editor