As long as you are over 18 years old and have a high school education or above, you can apply for admission to the Singapore Conservatory of Music. However, students must prove their qualifications with Cambridge 'A' level or other international high school equivalent examination results. There are many music conservatories in Singapore that focus on cultivating students' musical talents, such as Singapore Raffles Conservatory of Music, Singapore Lasalle College of the Arts, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, etc. The music majors offered by these schools are popular and the teaching is excellent. Singapore Conservatory of Music application requirements

The Singapore Conservatory of Music undergraduate application requirements require students to graduate from high school. If students graduate from high school, they need to pass five subjects and pass the school interview before they can enroll. As for the language requirements, students are required to have an IELTS score of 5.5 or a TOEFL score of 71 (online test). Students can also be exempted from the IELTS requirement through language courses arranged by the college.

The Singapore Conservatory of Music’s postgraduate application requirements, academic background, students need to graduate from a domestic university, hold a diploma and a bachelor’s degree, and provide proof of school performance. The school’s average score is about 70, and the language requirement requires students to have an IELTS score of about 6.5. Students are also required to have a foundation in art or related work experience, provide relevant portfolios, and enter the school through college interviews. Major recommendation from Singapore Conservatory of Music

Bachelor of Music Performance and Recording from Singapore Raffles Conservatory of Music

Singapore Raffles Conservatory of Music, majoring in Music Performance and Recording, course level: Undergraduate, Certificate : Awarded by the University of West London-British Conservatory of Music, academic duration: 36 months, start date: March and August, registration fee: SGD 321 (approximately 1,573 RMB), total tuition fee: SGD 66,000 (approximately 323 RMB) )

Course Introduction: The Music Performance and Recording major aims to improve students' performance and creation skills and master the techniques of recording original music. And provide support in marketing promotion, music business management, and expansion of music business opportunities. Courses in recording include music technology, music sequencing and music production techniques, allowing students to become proficient in creating music on the computer and in the studio.

Bachelor's Degree in Musical Theater from Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore

The Musical Stage and Script Program of Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore belongs to the major: Art Design-Music, Course Level: Undergraduate, Certificate: from Singapore Awarded by LASALLE College of the Arts, academic duration: 36 months, start date: August, registration fee: SGD 1,230 (approximately 5,904 RMB), total tuition fee: 92,000 SGD (approximately 441,600 RMB).

Course Introduction: The Musical Theater Stage Course aims to provide high-quality training to young and talented actors from all over the world. Our International Honors degree course is unique - and the first in Asia - and is designed for students to join professional music, stage, theatre, cabaret, film and television. School of Music and Performance, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

Discipline: Art Design-Music; Course Level: College; Certificate: Issued by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts; Duration: 36 months; Start time: July; Registration fee: SGD 70 ;Total tuition fee: S$59,400; Fee details: S$19,800 per academic year.

Course Introduction: This full-time course focuses on professional courses, with equal emphasis on theory and practice. Elective courses include conducting, music therapy, orchestral arrangement, ethnomusicology, etc. , can be taken in the second or third grade. By participating in orchestral, symphonic, string, Chinese music, chorus, Indonesian gamelan, electronic music and other types of orchestra or band performances, students gain valuable performance experience, which is beneficial to their professional courses. Employment prospects for music majors in Singapore

Judging from the employment situation in recent years, the employment directions of music majors are mainly literary and artistic groups, scientific research units and self-employment. There is a clear trend towards starting your own business. Many students returning from the UK are unwilling to fix themselves in a work unit, form their own performance groups or set up their own companies. There are also quite a few graduates who go out to perform and teach students at home. The music major requires students to develop in an all-round way, and courses such as audition and analysis are compulsory courses for all majors.

It is recommended that Chinese students studying art in Singapore regard music as a comprehensive art and pay attention to "non-professional courses".