The province is teaming up with the Cape Breton Music Industry Cooperative.
Provincial Officials announced CB-MIC will receive $15,000.
That means 36 individuals will have courses available in social media for business, communications and proposal writing.
The cooperative will be the first entertainment non-profit in Nova Scotia to offer 40-hour courses with a certificate from the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration.
The classes will help musicians manage companies, venues, festivals, events and help with their professional careers.
