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505102 Wardrobe Supervision
505103 Practical Placement 2
505104 Millinery 2
505105 Introduction to Pattern Drafting
S2700 Introduction to the Theatre Industry
S2701 Introduction to Industrial Rleations
S2702 Workplace Safety
SZ703 First Aid Certificate
SZ704 Development of Technology in European Theatre
S2705 Non-European Theatre Tradition
S2706 Practical Placement
SZ708** Workplace Communication 1
SZ709** Workteam Communication 1
S2710 Introduction to Costume
S2711 Garment Assembly 1 and 2
SZ712 Millinery 1
S2713 Costume Maintenance
SZ714 Introduction to Make-up
SZ715** Writing Skills for Work
Year 2
505029** Job Seeking Skills 1
505030 Introduction to Word Processing
505031** Keyboarding
505032** Using a Microcomputer
505033 Practical Placement 3
505034 Practical Placement 2B
505049** Client Interaction 1
505050** Meetings
505051** Negotiation Skills 1
505052** Dealing with Conflict 1
505053** Team Building 1
505054** Writing Workplace Documents 1
505055 Train the Trainer
g 505056** Introduction to Quality Concepts
2 505057 Novelty Costume
505058 Applied Decoration Techniques
W 505059 Dancewear Construction
g. S2900 Undergarments
S2901 Period Millinery
g -. S2902 Period Costume
3 S2903 Staffing
n SZ904** Industrial Relations
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a Application procedure
Applications must be made through VTAC. In
addition, applicants MUST contact the department to
receive further information regarding an interview.
Further information
Elizabeth Kulikovskis, Department of Arts/Performing Arts.
Telephone: 9214 6739 or 9214 6737
2503~EC Diploma of Arts: Small
Companies and Community
Theatre
This course is offered at Prahran campus.
The course aims to train theatre workers who may wish
to work in a small company or as individuals with other
artists on specific projects. These theatre workers have
performance skills but also require a range of skills
necessary to mount and manage a project or event.
Career potential
This course enables students to develop abilities in a
variety of theatre styles including scripted productions,
movement based theatre, puppetry, comedy, circus, street
theatre and special performance events in small theatre
companies, community theatres, theatre-in-education,
festivals, project management and entrepreneurial projects.
Further studies pathways
Graduates may choose to pursue further studies in
performing arts areas in higher education.
Entry requirements
Admission to the course is conditional on successful
completion of VCE. Provision is made for students
returning to education.
Applicants will be asked to participate in a day of special
workshop and written activities.
Recognition of prior learning
Through the recognition of prior learning, participants
will be given credit for subjects where they can provide
evidence that they have achieved the learning outcomes.
Learning outcomes include:
The applicant has actually completed the learning
outcome that is being claimed;
The learning outcome is still valid and er form able;
The learning has reached the accepted level;
The learning is applicable to the area claimed;
The learning outcome can be applied outside the
specific context in which it was learned;
A sound connection can be made between the learning
outcomes and the vocational outcomes.
Course availability and duration
The course is offered as a two year full-time course. Parttime
places are offered subject to availability.
Course structure
Year 1
S2740 First Aid
SZ741** Microcomputing
S2742** Keyboarding
S2743 Word Processing
S2744 Mask and Make-up
S2745 Basic Lighting
S2747 Set Design
S2748 Movement for Performers
S2749 Voice
S2750 Improvisation