The music industry presents a viable pathway through vocational training in technical specialisation skills, enabling persons with disabilities to explore alternative employment by equipping them with the relevant skills.
Solution
The project proposes a vocational training programme to empower persons with disabilities with specialised skills in the music industry and create pathways for sustainable employment. Key components include:
Partner with the Apex Pian to co-develop the programme and provide certification for industry recognition;
The programme consists of the following:
Vocational Training Programme (Technical): Provide trainings for persons with disabilities to perform technical work in the music industry such as maintenance, repair and refurbishing of musical instruments; and
Sheltered Apprenticeship (Technical): Provide persons with disabilities with employment opportunities to generate income while in training through commercial contracts with corporates and schools.
Outcomes
This project aims to:
Equip persons with disabilities with technical skills and knowledge tailored to the music industry; and
Create new job opportunities for persons with disabilities, fostering their professional growth and independence.
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More About Grantee
Music Solutions is a Singapore-based social enterprise and leading provider of music and dance enrichment programmes. Founded in 1999, it partners with schools, corporations, and community organisations to provide inclusive arts education, vocational training, and wellness programmes.
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