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Supported Learning

You will work towards achieving personalised individual targets the Edexcel E3/L1Award/Certificate or Diploma in Performing Arts. You may also do functional skills qualifications in English and/or maths if you are ready to achieve the next level. You will develop your confidence and performance skills through drama dance music stagecraft and using film in performance. You will take part in music drama and dance performances at different stages in the year. The course also will help you in making good adult choices taking responsibility developing your confidence communication and your personal and social skills. You will have a course tutor who will help you if you have any difficulties and who will monitor and support your progress. Support Available You will work in a small group (between 8 and 10 students) with a teacher and at least one support worker. Some students have 1.1 support. There is also support available in the canteen and quiet room and during lunch and breaks. If you do not travel independently you can apply for transport to college. Some students also have additional speech and language support literacy/dyslexia support independent travel training emotional /behavioural support and/or job coaching support

  • Entry Requirements, Units, Assessment and more...

    Entry Requirements

    This course is for you if you need support at college and are interested in performing arts. Most students on the course are aged 16 - 23 and have an Education Health Care Plan. You do not need any academic qualifications to come on the course but some students have some qualifications at E1 E2 and/or E3. We will assess the best course for you at your interview.

    Assessment Method

    Ongoing assessment for accredited learning and against individual targets. You will also have three progress reviews with your tutor and parent/carer each year.

    Aims of the course

    • To help you develop your skills in performance drama music and dance - To develop your confidence communication and personal and social development skills - To help achieve skills and qualifications that will help you progress to employment in the future - To help you achieve the outcomes on your Education Health Care Plan

    Progression Opportunities

    Progression to supported employment another Skills course a Move on to Work course or level 2 performing arts course in the college

    Facilities

    You will learn by working in class on trips/visits through taking part in performances on work placement and in specialist rooms in the college

    Career Options

    Supported employment

Course Details

Venue Lewisham Way
Day/Eve Day
Mode Full Time
Duration 36 weeks
Start Date 04/09/2023
End Date 28/06/2024
Course Code 3SLBM9S0

Funding

For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.

16-18 Free
19-24 £ 0
24+ Please Enquire
International £9,000

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  • Starting 04/09/2023 at Lewisham Way
    Venue Lewisham Way
    Day/Eve Day
    Mode Full Time
    Duration 36 weeks
    Start Date 04/09/2023
    End Date 28/06/2024
    Course Code 3SLBP9S0

    Funding

    For up-to-date information about tuition fees, living costs and financial support, visit Fees and Finance.

    16-18 Free
    19-24 £ 0
    24+ Please Enquire
    International £9,000
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