Piano Performance
The Piano Performance Program at the United African Institute of Technology is a comprehensive, one-year certificate program designed to cultivate the musical talent of young Rwandan students with a passion for piano performance. The program combines rigorous training in piano techniques, music theory, composition, and performance skills with an emphasis on both individual artistry and professional development.
General Modules
- Basic Music Theory
- Advanced Music Theory
- Basic Korean Language
- Intermediate Korean Language
Complementary Modules
- Introduction to Repertoire
- Improvisation and Composition Basics
- Music Theory Analysis
- Recital Preparation
Specific Modules
- Basic Piano Techniques
- Intermediate Piano Techniques
- Advanced Piano Techniques
- Basic Repertoire Development
- Advanced Repertoire Development
- Stage Performance Techniques
Benefit
- Perform Piano Pieces Proficiently
- Analyze and Apply Music Theory
- Compose and Improvise Music
- Sight-Read and Develop Aural Skills
- Present Professional Recitals
- Engage with the Korean Music Industry
- Pursue Careers in Music
- Critically Evaluate and Improve Performances
- Professional Pianist
- Music Educator
- Composer and Arranger
- Recording Artist and Music Producer
- Music Director or Conductor
- Entrepreneurial Opportunities
- Opportunities in Korea and International Markets
- Further Studies and Professional Development
- Music and entertainment industry
- Education (schools, academies, universities)
- Film, television, and media production
- Event management and performing arts companies
Requirement
- Educational Background:
- Completion of secondary education (O-Level or A-Level) or an equivalent qualification.
- Musical Experience:
- Basic knowledge of piano playing (ability to read music and perform simple pieces).
- Prior experience in music theory and sight-reading is recommended but not mandatory.
- Language Proficiency:
- Basic proficiency in English (as it will be the primary language of instruction).
- Passion and Commitment:
- Demonstrated interest in piano performance and a willingness to pursue a career in music.
- Motivation and discipline to complete an intensive, one-year program.
These entry requirements ensure that students have the foundational skills and commitment necessary to succeed in the program.
Schedule
- Admissions guidance session
– 1st Session: 2PM 5th Feb 2025
– 2nd Session: 2PM 12th Feb 2025 - Session Location:
– UAIT: United African Institute of Technology
– Address: #2 KG28AV Kimihurura Gasabo Kigali - Application Period: 1st Feb to 28th Feb 2025
- Admission Interview:
– Jewelry Design Program: 12th Mar 2025
– Piano Performance Program: 13th Mar 2025 - Announcement of successful applicants: 19th Mar 2025
- Registration period: 26th Mar to 2nd Apr 2025
- Pre Session:
– Jewelry Design Program: 15th(Tu) Apr 2025
– Piano Performance Program: 16th(W) Apr 2025 - Class Start: 21st(M) Apr 2025
Admission
- Number of Students: 10
- Admission Requirements
– Completion of secondary education
– Basic knowledge of piano playing
– Strong academic motivation - Admission Documents
– Application for Admission
– Self Introduction
– Recommendation Letter
– Graduation certificate
– Transcript
– Copy of Identification
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Class Schedule
| Teaching & Learning (12 Weeks) | Mon 21 Apr ~ Fri 11 July 2025 |
| Exammination for Trimester 1 | Mon 21 July ~ Fri 25 July 2025 |
| Teaching and Learning (12 Weeks) | Mon 11 Aug ~ Fri 31 Oct 2025 |
| Examinations for Trimester 2 | Mon 10 Nov ~ Fri 14 Nov 2025 |
| Teaching and Learning (12 Weeks) | Mon 01 Dec 2025~ Fri 28 Feb 2026 |
| Examinations for Trimester 3 | Mon 01 Mar ~ Fri 13 Mar 2026 |
Contact Us
- 2KG28AV., Kimihurura, Gasabo, Kigali, Rwanda
- +250 785 981 970, +250 788 23 7349
- uait@uaur.ac.rw
- uait@gmail.com
- www.uaur.ac.rw
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