Level 2

Performing and Production Arts Level 2 Diploma

Duration Age Group Study Start Available Locations
1 YEAR SCHOOL LEAVERS FULL TIME 09/09/2024
Thurrock Campus
Duration Age Group Study Start Available Locations
1 YEAR SCHOOL LEAVERS FULL TIME 09/09/2024
Thurrock Campus

Overview

The content of this course was developed with representatives from universities, further education colleges, 6th form colleges and employers to ensure that it provides you with the skills, knowledge and understanding needed to progress to the next level of education and training.

The qualifications has been designed to incorporate a strong element of collaborative and vocational learning to provide you with the understanding, knowledge and skills identified as necessary for future progression and employment, underpinned by the broad transferrable skills that will enable you to demonstrate qualities of adaptability, self-reliance, collaboration, dependability, imagination and creativity.

Entry Requirements

  • Level 1 qualification or  two GCSEs at grade 3/D in MATHS or ENGLISH
  • You will be asked to evidence your ability in this subject in the form of an audition
  • Successful attendance at interview event    

Course Structure

The qualification will provide you with the following.

Introductions to:

  • Activities essential to the development and delivery of performing and production. This will include an introduction to the process of rehearsal, skill development and establishing that performance and production is a collaborative activity
  • Diversity of roles and responsibilities within the performing and production arts sector. Understanding the importance of health and safety and the personal and professional characteristics needed for a career in the creatives industry 
  • Communication skills used in performing and production arts, allowing exploration of the specific skills and attributes required for communicating with an audience in the production of a staged piece of work

Opportunities to:

  • Demonstrate understanding through the production of a staged piece of performance work 
  • Research the history and context of performing and production arts and develop understanding of the value of contextual research in informing practice 
  • Integrate and use previously acquired skills, knowledge and understanding and to explore and develop more specific techniques, skills and attributes in the performing arts 
  • Integrate and use skills, knowledge and understanding and to explore and develop specific techniques, skills and attributes for production in the performing arts 
  • Take greater responsibility in the management of an assignment of personal interest, via the final major project, and prepare for progression within a chosen discipline

Assessment & Feedback

  • Practical assessment
  • Portfolio work
  • Assignments
  • Performance
  • Project work
  • Self-evaluation
  • Oral questioning
  • Group discussion
     

What Next...

The course will enable you to develop a portfolio of work that could support progression into a range of qualifications at Level 3.

Typically you can progress to the UAL Level 3 Diploma in Performing and Production Arts or the UAL Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts at South Essex College.