Confetti London is an exceptional campus. The facilities are incredible, the staff and tutors are amazing, always helpful, caring and invested. Everyone is striving to get the best out of each other and it's refreshing. I feel like I'm closer to reaching my full potential since starting at Confetti. The course is working great for me, giving me structure, work and time to perfect my craft. I would recommend studying here to anyone in a heartbeat! It's the best decision I4ve made for my career as a musician but also as a person. I have met incredible people and have written some of my best work. I can't wait to see what doors it will open for me in the near future.

The course is taught in person, we don't have that many hours though it is still considered Full-Time as a big portion of our work is through self study (i.e. recording, mixing, producing...). I think the balance of the course is great. The lessons and subjects we study are perfectly in line with what we need which helps a great amount for the assessment periods. It's also leaves time to get a part time job if needed to help afford the rent here in London.

The facilities on offer at Confetti where the course is held are fantastic, however, there is a priority order that makes it difficult for students within some courses such as mine to access these facilities at times even though we are all paying the same money. It often feels like Confetti isn't really part of NTU with the services that are offered and everything being very much spereated, this makes it hard to feel like you are part of the community and often difficult to access the support that you need.

As we are the first year that this course has been carried out there are a lot of issues that have arisen, the main one being funding, as we are expected to carry out many projects off of our own money, which when we are paying for a degree and not able to earn as much money can be very difficult. As well as this there are a a lot of issues when it comes to organisation and planning, with deadlines overlapping and difficulty contacting those who are organising the course. I feel that there has been a lot of lack when it comes to support that is expected from the course team.