Visual and Performing Arts Arts Education can help to develop a sense of achievement and personal worth. It provides students with knowledge that the Arts meet their needs and enables them to participate effectively in the cultural and artistic life of their community This course is suitable for endorsement Dance Level 3 (13DAN) This is an approved subject for UE Course Description: This course is mainly practical and is very rewarding as it is designed to extend student’s performance, choreographic and leadership skills, allowing them to produce a dance from a starting point and follow it through to the presentation on stage. The students are also given the opportunity to learn and perform a variety of highly skilled dances for assessment purposes. Students will take part in a dance showcase evening giving them numerous opportunities to perform. The course serves as preparation for those students who wish to take dance/performing arts further and requires a high level of self-motivation, leadership and application of skill. Course Prerequisite: 12 credits or more in Level 2 Dance or HOD approval Assessment: Successful completion of all standards associated with this course will contribute 18 to 22 credits towards NCEA Level 3. This course qualifies as a University Entrance subject. The course has both internal and externally assessed components. There is the opportunity of scholarship entry for high achieving students. Pathways: Tertiary Course. Creative vocational pathways. Possible careers: Teaching, fitness instructor, performing arts, dancer, entertainer, choreographer, children’s entertainer, event manager, critic, reporter Costs: No related subject fees but it is expected that students will take part in the Dance NZ Made workshops/competition = $30. There will also be an opportunity to see a professional dance company perform which is optional. Approximately $30 Further Information: Mrs Rhodes or Ms Pond
Visual and Performing Arts Arts Education can help to develop a sense of achievement and personal worth. It provides students with knowledge that the Arts meet their needs and enables them to participate effectively in the cultural and artistic life of their community Dance Level 3 (13DAN) This course is suitable for endorsement This is an approved subject for UE Course Description: This course is mainly practical and is very rewarding as it is designed to extend student’s performance, choreographic and leadership skills, allowing them to produce a dance from a starting point and follow it through to the presentation on stage. The students are also given the opportunity to learn and perform a variety of highly skilled dances for assessment purposes. Students will take part in a dance showcase evening giving them numerous opportunities to perform. The course serves as preparation for those students who wish to take dance/performing arts further and requires a high level of self-motivation, leadership and application of skill. Course Prerequisite: 12 credits or more in Level 2 Dance or HOD approval Assessment: Successful completion of all standards associated with this course will contribute 18 to 22 credits towards NCEA Level 3. This course qualifies as a University Entrance subject. The course has both internal and externally assessed components. There is the opportunity of scholarship entry for high achieving students. Pathways: Tertiary Course. Creative vocational pathways. Possible careers: Teaching, fitness instructor, performing arts, dancer, entertainer, choreographer, children’s entertainer, event manager, critic, reporter Costs: No related subject fees but it is expected that students will take part in the Dance NZ Made workshops/competition = $30. There will also be an opportunity to see a professional dance company perform which is optional. Approximately $30 Further Information: Mrs Rhodes or Ms Pond
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