Dance (BTEC Level 3)
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Blocks
1
Level
Vocational
Course Length
2 Years
Timetable
Full Time
Reasons to study Dance (BTEC Level 3)
Our course boasts an outstanding success rate, with many students progressing to leading dance colleges and universities across the country, including Bird, LIPA, Urdang, and Laine. You will engage in diverse and rigorous training across multiple dance styles and genres, supported by workshops led by visiting professional dance companies. Training takes place in a professional and inspiring environment, with numerous opportunities to perform in showcases and public performances, helping you build confidence and stage experience.
What you will study
C7: Exploration of dance styles, including Jazz, Contemporary, and Dance Theatre
C8: Development of choreographic skills
C9: Further development of choreographic and performance skills, with a focus on working as a company member
F: Insight into the professional dance industry, career opportunities, and self-promotion strategies
What you will need
Passion, drive, and ambition to improve your dance skills
Commitment and strong time management to meet all coursework deadlines
Professionalism in all aspects of training and performance
A supportive and encouraging attitude to help foster a positive, thriving working environment
How you will be assessed
The programme includes project-based assignments throughout, allowing you to apply your learning creatively. Your progress will be continuously monitored and assessed to support your development and achievement.
Priestley extra
Oxygen Dance Company is the college’s contemporary dance company, which strives to create interesting and original works from a variety of different stimuli, whilst also continuing to develop their technical skills. The process and exploration of choreographing is an extremely important part of the Company, as is the opportunity to showcase dance works and perform to live audiences. Application is through audition and is open to anyone studying at Priestley College.
Reading List
Fifty Contemporary Choreograpghers – Martha Bremser, Lorna Sanders
20th Century Dance in Britain – History of Five Dance Companies – White, Joan W
Akram Khan’s work Dust – Jocelyn Pook Dust Akram Khan, English National Ballet
Matthew Bourne’s work Swan Lake – 男版天鹅湖 2012新版 Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake 2012
Christopher Bruce’s work Ghost Dances – ‘Ghost Dances’ – Christopher Bruce – Houston Ballet
Bob Fosse documentary – BOB FOSSE documentary
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Progression
The BTEC course, combined with dedicated support, guidance, and audition preparation from our staff, thoroughly prepares you for progression to the country’s leading dance colleges.
How to Apply
Apply for your place early to avoid disappointment!