Our Early Childhood Development program gives children from ages 04 – 06 an introductory program to music education that prepares them to succeed both with an aptitude for music and with their primary school life.

Our students recieve one on one instruction lessons with our professional teachers during the week. These sessions take place at the centre after school where the students get to benefit from individualised attention, coaching and instruction.

Ughubhu is our collaborative public benefit program that extends our services to the jabavu commmunity free of charge. Offered with independent coordinators, the program teaches participants the basics of the djembe drums, Marimba and an opportunity to engage in creative arts.

Ensembles: On saturdays, our students attend enemble classes in the different small groups (strings – woodninds – strings – purcussion and Brass) where the all get to practise playing togehter, performance and improvisation.

Arco is an innovative alliance between Royal Birmingham Conservatoire and MICM with the primary objective of providing additional chamber music coaching, master classes, performances and performance opportunities for the education and enjoyment of all MICM students and the local community.

Makwande, is a plant-based food gardening well-being project that aims to resolve the issue of food insecurity in more challenging to reach parts of South Africa during and post the Covid-19 global crisis. MICM and Progress have joined forces to create an ecological project that will empower the children and the Jabavu community through gardening and arts.