Acting Level 3 Diploma (RSL)
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What does the course involve?
Acting Level 3 Diploma is a vocational course, this means it is a practical, work-related course and learners will follow the Acting pathway.
There are seven units, two of which are compulsory core units:
- External Core — Performance Preparation
- Internal Core — Planning for Career in the Creative and Performing Arts
Other units may include:
- Acting For Camera
- Contemporary Theatre
- Drama In The Community
- Acting Techniques
- Approaches to Acting
- Vocal Techniques - Acting
You will apply a range of skills, knowledge and understanding in preparation for employment or further study. Units provide learners with knowledge and understanding of advanced concepts such as the style and context of performance genres, audition techniques, planning, repertoire, rehearsal schedules, the nature of performance, collaborating with others, health and safety, technical requirements and reviewing/analysis of performances.
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Entry Requirements
At least 5 9 to 4 grades at GCSE, including GCSE English Language. A Level 2 vocational qualification will be regarded as the equivalent of one of the 5 required 9 to 4 GCSE grades. This is the entry requirements for a full Level 3 course, this course has the same entry requirements as A Levels.
Can I take additional qualifications?
This qualification can be taken alongside a combination of A Levels and/or Extended Certificates. You can discuss the suitable subject combinations at interview.
How will I be assessed?
This course is designed, on the whole, as a practical course and most of the marks are awarded based on the work done in workshops, and during performances. There are two core units which are based on a brief set by the exam board, but the others are based upon rehearsals and a final performance. There are written elements to the course that provide evidence of work: these may include a workshop diary, reviews, evaluations and personal portfolios.
What are the costs?
There are no costs to study on any of our courses. Students should budget for trips to performances and concerts in order to gain maximum benefit from all of the Performing Arts courses. These will take place periodically throughout the year at a cost of approximately £15 - £20 per trip.
What is the duration?
This is a two year course.
