Trebas Institute Toronto is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Number 9 Audio Group, a renowned recording studio in Toronto, providing students with the opportunity to hone their technical and creative skills using industry standard facilities.
(In the picture from left to right: 1. George Rondina, Managing Director, Studio 9, 2. Kevin Rajpaulsingh, Campus Director, Trebas Toronto Campus, 3. Jeff Wright, Department Head/Instructor for the Audio Engineering and Recorded Music Production Department and 4. Kalman Szegvary, Academic and Student Success Manager, Department Head of Film & Television Production & Post Production)
As part of this partnership, Number 9 Audio Group will provide recording resources, including space, equipment and recording engineers, for students in Trebas' Audio Engineering program. Delivering a blend of theoretical learning and practical experience is an integral element within the Trebas curriculum and students will benefit considerably from the hands-on experience working with musicians, bands and sound engineers.
The partnership has also led to the launch of the Number 9 Trebas Graduate Award' which will be presented at Trebas' graduation ceremony. The award recipient will receive a formal internship at the Number 9 studio or free studio time, among other benefits.
Number 9 Audio Group has been providing professional audio services since 1981 and is renowned for recording with high-profile clients including Rush, Amanda Marshall, K-os, Van Morrison and The Rolling Stones.
Commenting on the partnership, Mohamed Slimani, Vice-President of Operations at Trebas Institute, said: "We are delighted to be working with Number 9 Audio Group. Students are at the heart of all we do, and we strive to provide them with the highest quality of training and skills. I am excited for the benefits that this partnership will bring for our students and look forward to supporting them on their individual learning journeys and equipping them with valuable hands-on experience."
George Rondina, Managing Director at Number 9 Audio Group, added: "Trebas Institute and Number 9 Sound Studios have become a great team that will instruct the many great recording engineers of the future".
Established in 1979, Trebas Institute has campuses in both Montreal and Toronto. Trebas has had over 3,000 graduates from over 40 countries. The college is also one of the principal subsidiaries of Global University Systems (GUS), an international network of higher education institutions united by a passion for delivering accessible, industry-relevant credentials.
For more information, visit https://www.trebas.com/.
