Professional Behaviours

Punctuality is crucial in the music industry. Always arrive on time for rehearsals, meetings, and performances.
Maintain a strong work ethic by being committed, reliable, and doing tasks to the best of your ability.
Develop a positive attitude towards tasks, challenges and constructive feedback.
Adapt your communication style to suit different situations and people within the industry.
Demonstrate aconsitently strong commitment to improving your skills and knowledge.

Networking with other professionals is key. This includes musicians, industry executives, and music promoters.
Build solid relationships with a range of contacts, as networking is fundamental for creating opportunities.
Understanding and respecting the roles and responsibilities of others in the music industry helps to build better relationships.
Mark your presence online too. Use social media and professional networking websites to keep in touch with contacts and stay up-to-date with the industry.

Personal health: Looking after your mental and physical well-being is key to maintain your performance.
Understand the importance of risk assessments for concerts and performances to ensure safety of all participants.
Noise levels: Make sure you protect your hearing by following guidelines on safe noise levels, especially during rehearsals and performances.

Read contracts carefully before signing. Understand your duties and what you are agreeing to.
Respect that contracts form a legally binding commitment. Breaking a contract could have serious consequences.
Seek advice if unsure about any terms or clauses within a contract.

Importance of understanding the financial aspects of the music industry, such as ticket sales, royalties, and merchandising.
Learn ways to effectively manage your personal finances to sustain your music career.
It is also crucial to understand the importance of paying tax and managing accounts in a professional manner.