Starts: 25 Feb 2021
BTEC HND Performing Arts (Acting)
When & Where
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20 September 2021 - 30 June 2023 ( 960 hours, 60 weeks )
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Waterloo Centre
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In-centre delivery with Social Distancing
Suitable For
- Adults / 19+
Quick Facts
- Availability Yes
- Course Code HND006A
What you will learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Entry Requirements
We welcome applications from anyone who feels that they are capable of reaching the standards required by the qualification. If you have recently been in education it is likely that one of the following will provide a suitable entry profile:
• a relevant level 3 qualification (including A levels, BTEC National Diplomas etc)
• a GCE profile that indicates strong performance in a relevant subject
• an Access to Higher Education Diploma. MATURE STUDENTS We appreciate that mature students may have extensive relevant acting experience gained through paid or unpaid work, or through other types of professional training or sector-related opportunities and this experience may be used to support an application. Please do contact us if you would like to discuss applying. Apply
• Submit your application form through clicking the link at the top of this page, which will include a personal statement and any supporting evidence
• You can come to one of our open days, or free taster workshops for guidance on how to apply Workshop / Audition
• You will be invited for an informal chat about the course and a workshop-style audition
• Auditions are free to attend Prepare
• Auditionees will be asked to prepare one 2 minute monologue of their choice and take part in a practical workshop
• You will meet the head of the course, and be able to ask questions about the school, courses, timetable and faculty
Before you enrol
The HND is a two-year course, with lessons three days per week. This is a full time course and students should expect to spend at least two days per week on independent study. The College has a range of specialist resources to support the delivery of the programme, including dance and drama studios, music rehearsal rooms, and other performance spaces close to the campus. You will also have access to computers, scanners and printers in the College’s learning centre. You will be assessed through graded practical and written coursework.
What you need
We welcome applications from anyone who feels that they are capable of reaching the standards required by the qualification. If you have recently been in education it is likely that one of the following will provide a suitable entry profile:
• a relevant level 3 qualification (including A levels, BTEC National Diplomas etc)
• a GCE profile that indicates strong performance in a relevant subject
• an Access to Higher Education Diploma. MATURE STUDENTS We appreciate that mature students may have extensive relevant acting experience gained through paid or unpaid work, or through other types of professional training or sector-related opportunities and this experience may be used to support an application. Please do contact us if you would like to discuss applying. Apply
• Submit your application form through clicking the link at the top of this page, which will include a personal statement and any supporting evidence
• You can come to one of our open days, or free taster workshops for guidance on how to apply Workshop / Audition
• You will be invited for an informal chat about the course and a workshop-style audition
• Auditions are free to attend Prepare
• Auditionees will be asked to prepare one 2 minute monologue of their choice and take part in a practical workshop
• You will meet the head of the course, and be able to ask questions about the school, courses, timetable and faculty