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A leading light for Dance T eacher T raining in Higher Education

A leading light for Dance T eacher T raining in Higher Education. brand NEW programme for Professional Dancers. In January 2013 The Royal Academy of Dance launched a brand new programme for Professional Dancers. PDP TC.

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A leading light for Dance T eacher T raining in Higher Education

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  1. A leading light for Dance Teacher Training in Higher Education brand NEW programme for Professional Dancers

  2. In January 2013 The Royal Academy of Dance launched a brand new programme for Professional Dancers PDPTC Building on the Academy’s historic foundations to offer a unique portfolio of internationally acclaimed dance and dance teaching qualifications

  3. The Professional Dancers’ Postgraduate Teaching Certificate (PDPTC) PDPTC • Designed for Dancers wishing to prepare for a new career in teaching whilst continuing to perform • Dancers who are already teaching but wish to gain an internationally renowned RAD teaching qualification whilst continuing to work • Widens access to higher education and initial teacher training for professional dancers at postgraduate level • Offers Registered Teachers Status (RAD)

  4. Programme Overview The programme is offered as a part-time, distance learning delivery with taught components (on site in Berlin). It is a modular programme (Four 15 credit modules) delivered over one calendar year (January –November). Offers 60 credits at FHEQ Level 7 (postgraduate) PDPTC

  5. How the programme is taught? • Begins with a 3 day Induction Seminar, (January) • Followed by a period of distance learning. • In the summer (July), students attend an Intensive Study Period (minimum duration four weeks) which comprises practical sessions, lectures, seminars, discussion groups and tutorials. • In the final module, students undertake a teaching placement in a dance school of their choice where they are supported by a Mentor and Practical Teaching Supervisor. PDPTC

  6. Students Study 4 • 15 credit modules • PDPTC701 Dance Teaching in Context • PDPTC702 Learning and Teaching • PDPTC703 Dance histories, techniques and training methods • PDPTC704 Teaching Placement PDPTC

  7. Key Facts PDPTC • Start January 2014 • Apply by 1st August 2013 • Duration One year part-time • Location Distance learning & Berlin • Level/Credits FHEQ Level 7 (60 credits) • Application Via Registry, Faculty of Education, RAD • Tuition Fees www.radeducation.org.uk • Language English • Validated by Royal Academy of Dance

  8. Assessment mode Modules are assessed through a range of written tasks including reflective journals, lesson plans, reports and projects. Module PDPTC704 is assessed through a Practical Teaching Examination followed by a short discussion on the class examined. Progression routes Students who exit with 60 credits may apply to the Master of Teaching (Dance) programme, subject to meeting the English language and entry requirements and completing an online postgraduate study skills course. PDPTC

  9. Entry requirements We welcome applications from dancers with significant professional experience and advanced technical proficiency in ballet. ILTS English Language Proficiency test for students whose first language is not English. (score 6.5) The admissions process requires a personal statement from the applicant outlining their skills, knowledge and career aspirations and a current statement from a referee, and will also include an interview. The application form can be downloaded on www.radeducation.org.ukor posted upon request. PDPTC

  10. Employment prospects Graduates are well placed to work in the private (vocational) dance sector and in a range of educational contexts internationally across Europe and/or to enrol for further study at postgraduate level. Registered Teachers status – RAD The programme includes study of the syllabi and examinations of the RAD. Graduates are eligible to become teaching members of the RAD and can enter students for RAD examinations should they wish to do so. PDPTC

  11. Professional Dancers’ Postgraduate Teaching Certificate A leading light for Dance Teacher Training in Higher Education Further details contact : PDPTC Programme Manager - Dennie Wilson e-mail DWilson@rad.org.uk 020 7326 8963 PDPTC Programme Officer – Kerry Dignan e-mail KDignan@rad.org.uk 020 7326 8905

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