This highly practical course allows you develop your dance technique throughout a variety of genres in our outstanding facilities.
COURSE OVERVIEW
Transform your passion for dance into a career with this exciting course which will provide you with opportunities to develop your technical abilities,alongside creativity and artistry in a range of dance and theatre skills.Based in our professional dance studios, you will increase your skill base with a variety of genres, including ballet, contemporary, jazz and tap. You will also learn to research and analyse, enabling you to react creatively across diverse assignments. You will perform in our own on-site theatre, as well as other venues. Industry-based projects and work experience opportunities are part of each course curriculum, enabling you to further develop the skills to progress to a career in the world of dance with the energy and confidence to thrive.
This Level 3 Diploma leads directly onto the second year, the Extended Diploma, where you will further develop your creative understanding and specialist skills, and gain the experience needed to progress to university,dance college or a theatre conservatoire.
This course features:
- Professional dance studios
- Expert tutors with professional industry experience
- Perform in a professional theatre on campus
- Explore your talent and build confidence
- Fantastic links to the industry
FURTHER INFORMATION
To join this Level 3 course, you should have at least 4 GCSEs at grade 4 (C)or above, preferably including English and maths, and you will be asked to perform a dance solo at the interview. If you do not have the above grades, you can start on one of our Level 2 courses.
- Performer
- Theatre in education
- Choreographer
- Dance teacher
- Fitness teacher
- Oliver Grubb – SeaCruiseUK, production dancer
- Chloe Maya Wilson – SerendipityCastings & Global Village, Dubai
- Louise Woollard – Disneyland Paris, character performer and parade dancer
- Tobias Richards – Royal Albert Hall, Guys & Dolls
You will be assessed throughout your course via practical activity observations, academic coursework and industry placements. Assessments are based around ‘real-life’ projects and industry or workplace scenarios including work experience. Your final grade will be awarded as pass, merit or distinction.