Technique, performance and industry preparation across a range of dance styles.
The qualifications in Dance provide students with the technical and performance skills and knowledge to begin establishing a career in the entertainment and performing arts industry.
Throughout the programs, students may explore a range of dance styles and techniques, including contemporary, jazz, street, ballet and lyrical, while developing technique, performance quality, improvisation and audition preparation skills.
These qualifications support pathways into further dance training, performance work or teaching assistant roles, while also building fitness, coordination and a deeper appreciation of dance and the performing arts.
Depending on the qualification and electives selected, students may engage in:
Students practise and refine technique across styles such as contemporary, jazz, street, ballet and lyrical through structured classes and choreography.
Students respond to musical and non-musical stimuli through improvisation exercises and collaborative movement tasks, developing adaptability and expressive communication.
Students respond to musical and non-musical stimuli through improvisation exercises and collaborative movement tasks, developing adaptability and expressive communication.
Students rehearse routines and perform for audiences in studio and stage settings, building stage presence, resilience and performance quality.
Students take part in warm-ups, stretching and conditioning programs that build strength, flexibility and stamina, alongside injury prevention and dancer wellbeing.
Students research the dance industry, interview creative professionals, and prepare a performance CV, headshot and audition routine for simulated auditions.
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