Level 2 Dance

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Curriculum Overview

You will study Dance: UAL Level 2 Diploma in Performing and Production Arts.

Our curriculum is designed to provide a well-rounded education, offering both theoretical knowledge, contextual understanding and practical skills in a creative or performing arts discipline. Each course or “strand” has been designed to ensure that students are industry- ready and equipped for success in their chosen fields.

At Key Stage 4 you will study/learn on the UAL Level 2 Dance course:

  • Dance Techniques 
  • Performance skills 
  • Creative skills 
  • Research and Presentation 
  • Industry links and partnerships

The course offers skills and training in a range of areas which include:

  • Contemporary, Jazz and Street Styles
  • Working as an ensemble and developing characterisation and storytelling through movement
  • Choreography and Improvisation enabling dancers to respond to a brief
  • The components of putting together a show/performance exploring roles and responsibilities
  • Experience industry led workshops, exploring potential career paths and progression routes
  • Open
  • Courageous
  • Creative
  • Curious
  • Dedicated
  • Self Motivated

Industry Opportunities

We collaborate with a range of creative industry partners to ensure our students receive the most up-to-date education and real-world experience, plus access to work placements. These partnerships allow us to offer internships, professional masterclasses and industry-driven projects and opportunities including: 

  • Matthew Bourne's New Adventures
  • Hofesh Shechter
  • Alumni connections - Guest workshops 

Career Destinations 

Our graduates are highly sought after by top highly-regarded higher education providers, companies and organisations. The skills and knowledge gained through our courses open doors to exciting progression and career opportunities. Some of the top industries our students move into on completion of Dance is in Commercial Dance, performing in the West End, or as a Choreographer and Creative Director.

“The main lessons I've learnt at BRIT are a lot deeper than actual dance. I have learnt foundations of other styles and to explore your field as much as you can to gain the most experience. I have thoroughly enjoyed my first 7 months and can't wait to discover more. What I've found the best is the attitude of teachers;  they genuinely are providing all that we came here for and pushing us beyond.”

Current Year 10 - 2025

How do I apply?

Please answer these questions online:

a.

What and who has inspired you to study dance?

b.

Tell us about your dance training and experience to date.

c.

How do you think this course will help you in your future career?

d.

Describe the skills needed by a dancer to succeed in their career.

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Careers & Destinations

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