Free BTEC Level 3 Performing Arts Course in Oldham. Classes run at North Chadderton School, full-time over two years. This level 3 btec performing arts course focuses on acting, giving you hands-on experience across all areas of the performing arts industry. You'll study through 11 units, covering both practical performance and the business side of the industry. The course is taught by specialist performing arts teachers in dedicated facilities. To apply, you'll typically need a GCSE grade A to C in English, plus a grade A to C in Drama, Performing Arts, Dance, Music, or a BTEC Performing Arts qualification.
Who this course is for
The BTEC Diploma in Acting is an exciting practical course which will allow you to experience all aspects of the performing arts with the main focus being on Acting. The course is new to North Chadderton and will be run by specialist performing arts teachers in state of the art facilities. You will learn about the performing arts industry and how to make it in the business. The course is delivered through 11 units over the two years and you are assessed during performances and via a portfolio of evidence, a ratio of 70% practical to 30?/o written work. There are no examinations other than that of performance. There will be a wide range of enrichment opportunities students from local theatre trips to experiences in the west end.
Entry requirements
Preferred A?'- C in GCSE English plus A""- C in GCSE in any of the following, Drama/Performing Arts/Dance/ Music or BTEC Performing Arts.
What you will learn
You'll develop acting techniques across a range of performance styles.
You'll explore all aspects of the performing arts industry, from production to performance.
You'll learn how the professional performing arts industry works and how to build a career in it.
You'll create and present performances assessed in front of an audience.
You'll build a portfolio of work documenting your skills and creative development.
You'll study the business and professional context of working in performing arts.
How you will learn
You'll learn through practical performance work in the classroom and specialist facilities. Assessment is ongoing throughout the two years. You'll be assessed during live performances and through a portfolio of work. There are no written exams for most units. Your portfolio builds up evidence of your skills across all 11 units over the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. North Chadderton School will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Actor: stage, screen, or theatre performance roles
Drama teacher or workshop facilitator: teaching performing arts in schools or community settings
