Professionalization training spread over the^1st and^2nd postgraduate cycles, consisting of practical workshops and plenary lectures on the following themes:

APM1: health (prevention of musculoskeletal disorders, hearing risks, sexist and sexual violence, managing performance anxiety)

APM2: audiences and projects (digital issues, mediation, stage presence; designing, building and defending an artistic project)

APM3: rights and finance (public and private funding and the legal framework for the musician's profession)

APM4: solidarity initiatives (working in sectors far removed from music)

In the^1st and^2nd cycle music courses, work experience is used to highlight activities of all kinds in the field of the main discipline, carried out outside the establishment under professional conditions.

Instrumentalists prepare for the professional life of an orchestral musician, by developing their ability to listen to a conductor and their collective spirit. They develop their knowledge of the repertoire.