It promotes a move away from the traditional essay form of assessment and encourages the production of practice-focused assignments such as curriculum materials which can be tried and tested in the school environment either by the student or by other teachers. Early taught modules are on key concerns in drama in education and later modules are directed study modules. On gaining 60M level credits you will be awarded the Postgraduate Certificate. A Directed Study requires a portfolio of work and, with evidence of research capability, leads to the Postgraduate Diploma. Assessment Assessment is concerned with the development of skilled practice and the related development of theory.
All work is supported by module and dissertation supervisors.
Entry Requirements Candidates will need to show that they could benefit from the pathway. A degree or the equivalent is required and a professional qualification and background, normally qualified teacher status and teaching experience. Exemptions from some taught modules may be given for appropriate prior study. Applications and Visits Home candidates are invited for interview. Overseas students need to supply a full CV and academic references.