Acting (Single Award)

• Throughout this course, you will delve into a wide range of acting styles and techniques, helping you to develop versatility as a performer. You will explore:
  • Classical and contemporary theatre styles
  • Improvisation and devising techniques
  • Physical theatre and movement
  • Voice and vocal techniques
  • Scripted performance and character development
  • Understanding and interpreting text for performance
  • The creative process, including directing and devising theatre pieces
  • The business of acting, including audition techniques and self-promotion

A series of modules will take students through acting training and will provide a basis for life as a professional performing artist. These modules are to be confirmed and will be tailored around the intake but may include:

• Performing to an audience
• Stand-up comedy/storytelling
• Acting for film and TV
• Audition for work/preparation
• Vocal training
• Theatre in education
• Scripted theatre work

You will learn about Stanislavsky, Brecht and Artaud. It provides a distinctive and methodological approach to developing the actor’s unique ability and skillset.

The Acting (Single Award) Level 3 course is designed to build a strong foundation in both practical and theoretical aspects of acting. Key skills include:

• Acting techniques: Develop a professional approach to stage and screen acting.
• Confidence and presence: Improve your ability to perform in front of an audience.
• Communication and collaboration: Work effectively with peers, directors, and creatives.
• Creative thinking: Explore new ways to interpret roles and develop original performances.
• Resilience and adaptability: Learn how to take direction and adapt to different performance styles.

Transferable Skills and Real-World Impact

Acting is not just for the stage—it equips you with valuable life skills that are applicable in a variety of careers. Some transferable skills you will gain include:

• Public speaking and presentation skills
• Critical thinking and problem-solving
• Teamwork and leadership abilities
• Emotional intelligence and empathy
• Adaptability in high-pressure situations

These skills are highly sought after in multiple industries, helping you to stand out in any career path you choose.

This qualification provides an excellent foundation for further study and career opportunities in the performing arts industry and beyond.

Further Education:

• Drama school and conservatories (e.g., RADA, LAMDA, Guildhall, Mountview, etc.)
• University degrees in Drama, Theatre, Performing Arts, or Film
• Specialist acting courses, including screen acting or musical theatre
• Higher apprenticeships in the creative sector

Career Opportunities:

• Professional actor (theatre, film, television, voiceover)
• Theatre director or producer
• Drama therapist
• Performing arts teacher or facilitator
• Scriptwriter or playwright
• Arts administrator or theatre manager
• Media and communications roles
• Presenter or public speaker

This course provides a solid foundation for aspiring performers while also equipping students with skills applicable in a variety of professional fields. Whether you dream of being on stage, behind the camera, or working within the wider creative industries, this qualification will set you on the right path.