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TAFE South Australia is proud on its outstanding range of programs available to international students. You are able choose from more than 100 courses in a large spectrum of Bachelor, Advanced Diploma, Diploma and Certificate courses. TAFE South Australia qualifications are built and examined in consultation with universities and industry and have clearly defined pathways to further study at university. You will get a high quality education in an ideal study environment, with excellent career prospects once you have completed your study program.Bachelor of Dance Performance
- Duration: 3 Years
- Course Type: Accredited Course
- Entry Requirements: Entry to the Bachelor of Dance is by verified videotape. The panel will assess your potential to train for a career in the dance industry within performing arts. Entry to is open to students who possess: a sound knowledge of the technique of contemporary dance and classical dance technique (special consideration may be given to an applicant who does not meet these criteria) a necessary level of fitness the ability to perform routines satisfactory completeion of year 12 or overseas equivalent a level of English demonstrated by an IELTS score of 5.5.
- Commencement Details: January
- Assessment Method: Higher Education
Bachelor and other degrees are assessed through exams. - Expected Employment Outcome Example:
Graduates of these courses will be able to work in the dance and acting fields of performing arts. The Bachelor of Dance Performance has an excellent reputation based on the success of many graduates who are employed by major companies in South Australia, Australia and overseas. The Advanced Diploma of Arts (Acting) students develop physical, intellectual and practical theatre skills through an ongoing program of classes in voice, music and singing, movement, history of theatre, film and television, acting, technical theatre and theatre skills. - Skills Covered:
Contemporary dance technique; classical ballet technique; repertory dance; vocation secondment; acting, anatomy and kinesiology; biomechanics and fitness for dancers; career management; commercial dance; composition; conditioning; critical studies; double work; history of dance; multicultural studies; music; OHS&W; production performance; technical production dance; and theatre skills. - Study Mode: Face to face in a classroom
- Campus: Adelaide Centre for the Arts
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