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MA Voice Pedagogy Helps Alumni Build Up Business

Sunday 21st August 2022

We are thrilled that Alumni Stella Watson has used knowledge garnered from MA Voice Pedagogy to help build her business.
Stella is using these skills to set up singing provisions with her local council, which will benefit young people and adults with special needs.
“Big thank you to the Voice Study Centre as I am setting up singing provisions with the council for young people and adults with special needs.
The course has really helped with building up my business to do this!”
If you are interested in contributing to important research, our MA Voice Pedagogy Specialising in Singing for Health could be the right move for you!

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