PLATFORM ONE students playing instruments

Isle of Wight music college Platform One’s degree students continue to excel

Platform One College of Music are once again celebrating outstanding results, this time with students completing a three-year BA (Hons) Commercial Music degree.

The degree, which is designed and written by Platform One is validated by the highly respected University of Chichester. Platform One have worked in partnership with University of Chichester for the last sixteen years. It is also testament to Platform One that this is the only full-time degree to run on the Isle of Wight ever.

Mason: Enabling our students to exceed their expectations
Dr Mark Mason, Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Chichester, said,

“The University of Chichester is proud to work in partnership with Platform One. We have a shared commitment to, and proven track record in, delivering high quality education in a friendly and supportive community of learning that inspires and enables our students to exceed their expectations.

“The MA Music Industry Innovation and Enterprise programme is the latest expression of our long standing and successful partnership: a postgraduate degree that prepares those taking it to make an effective and transformative contribution to this vital area of the arts and to the national economy.”

Despite lockdown third year students excelled and produced extremely impressive results. In total, seven students achieved a First-Class Honours degree.

Pontin: Efforts have been recognised
Academic Advisor, Peter Pontin, commented,

“Once again we are so proud of our students. The students really embraced a new way of working during lockdown liaising with all staff remotely.

“They worked extremely hard and their efforts have certainly been recognised with an extremely strong set of results across the student cohort.”

Students from across the UK
It is impressive that the degree attracts not only Island based students but students across the UK and further afield. This illustrates that the potential of the Isle of Wight as somewhere incredible to study higher education. It also proves that you do not need the expense of leaving the Island in order to gain highly respected and credible degree results.

Platform One are still offering auditions for the degree, which enrolls in September. It may be that you have received A Level results but are undecided whether to go off the Island.

If this is the case, then please do not hesitate in getting in touch with Platform One direct. Email study@platformone.org or call 01983 537550.


News shared by Dave on behalf of Platform One. Ed

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davidwalter
29, August 2014 1:32 pm

The Scrutiny Committee having agreed that resolution, is the Full Council legally bound by that decision or may it (in law) ignore it?

Colin
Reply to  Sally Perry
30, August 2014 8:59 am

quote “without adherence to formal consultation time periods and outcomes the Council’s reputation will be entirely undermined and perhaps raise legal risks.” unquote

Umm, I think the council’s reputation is long gone. It matters not who is in charge and of course it was always the last lot.

Matthew James Martin
Reply to  Colin
31, August 2014 8:51 am

To address your quote Colin ;- ”Umm, I think the council’s reputation is long gone. It matters not who is in charge and of course it was always the last lot.” I don’t understand why you say this? I think you’ve missed a few things here Colin perhaps? We all do it from time to time of course. From what I gather, St Helen’s Parish Council has… Read more »

Matthew James Martin
31, August 2014 8:34 am

This proposal has to be continuously opposed. If this measure is approved, it will open up a whole can of worms over other issues and liberties everybody should have a basic right to. My thanks goes to Councillor Lumley and the Scrutiny Committee once again.

davidwalter
31, August 2014 3:48 pm

Rules that restrict the freedom of people to go about their lives, work and recreation should only be considered if the case is compelling. From all I’ve read, the case is almost non-existent, let alone compelling. It has all become a stupid political battle in which the losers will be the public. What is the problem with saying “OK, bad idea, let’s drop it chaps”?

Food for Thought
31, August 2014 6:35 pm

It is a statutory requirement to have a scrutiny committee. Yet there is no requirement to act of the committee’s recommendations. Why therefore even bother having a committee? Just another Government initiative that seems to have no clout. (This was a labour initiative). When scrutiny works as intended then it is a useful tool but both the last ruling party and the current one both ignore recommendations… Read more »

retired Hack
Reply to  Food for Thought
31, August 2014 6:55 pm

The barrister was absent from the Executive meeting in question.

Food for Thought
Reply to  retired Hack
31, August 2014 7:18 pm

Thanks R.H. No wonder a stupid decision was made.

Robbo
Reply to  Food for Thought
3, September 2014 8:38 am

Though the barrister is the councillor for St Helens, favours the Order, and no doubt had influence behind the scenes.

tiki
2, September 2014 6:10 pm

In some countries dogs have to be kept on leads at ALL times. There are more important issues to worry about.

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