Enrolment is now open for the Interartes 2026/27 academic year. Discover the most suitable pathway for babies, children, young people and adults who want to learn, sing, play or produce music with structured guidance.
A simple introduction to the full Interartes educational programme, organised by age and goal. This page does not include B2B programmes, Open Week or training designed for institutions.
Music activities designed for the early years, focusing on listening, movement, voice, interaction and sound discovery.
An introductory pathway for children beginning to explore an instrument before moving into more formal, specialised study.
For children and young people who want to learn an instrument through regular lessons, structured guidance and steady progress throughout the year.
For students seeking more structured instrumental training, with clear goals, regular study and certification.
For anyone who wants to record, edit and produce music while gaining a deeper understanding of the digital music creation process.
For anyone who wants to sing with others while developing pitch, listening skills, musicianship and participation in a collective project.
Before enrolling, it is important to understand the school environment, facilities and everyday musical practice. These videos offer a look inside Interartes and show students learning in context.
A quick look at the school’s facilities, atmosphere and learning environment. Ideal for anyone who would like to discover Interartes before getting in touch or visiting in person.
Interartes combines experience, purpose-built facilities and educational guidance to help every student follow the right pathway.
The process is designed to resolve questions before enrolment. When needed, the school will help confirm the most suitable course, level and timetable.
A few quick answers before contacting the school.
Yes. Enrolment for the 2026/27 academic year is now open, subject to available places, timetables, teachers and groups.
If you are unsure, contact the school with the student’s age, musical experience, goal and availability. Interartes will help identify the most suitable starting point.
Not for every pathway. There are options for a first experience of music, instrumental introduction, regular study, group singing and more advanced training.
Yes. The programme includes pathways for older teenagers and adults, including the Certified Instrument Course, Audio and Music Production, and Choir.
Yes. Places depend on timetable, teacher, room and group availability, as well as the appropriate educational setting.
Yes. This is the recommended approach when you are not yet sure which course, level or format is most suitable.
Contact Interartes and find the musical pathway best suited to the student’s age, experience, availability and goals.
