Certificate in Professional Practice

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Type
Professional
Duration
One Year
Validated by
Griffith College
Mode
Part-Time
Campus
Dublin Main Campus
NFQ Level
8
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Course Overview

Are you an arts education teacher seeking to enhance your professional practice skills?

The Certificate in Professional Practice at The Leinster School of Music & Drama addresses important topics such as business management, health and safety, and child protection in arts education—areas that are frequently overlooked in traditional training programmes. 

Why Study a Certificate in Professional Practice?

Our certificate in Professional Practice can help you to:

  • Understand the legal and ethical obligations of working with children and young people, and how to protect them effectively.
  • Learn how to create a safe and healthy environment for learning, and how to prevent and manage risks and hazards.
  • Develop your business acumen and entrepreneurial mindset, and learn how to plan, manage, and evaluate your arts education business
  • Provides a pathway for the progression to the Higher Diploma in Arts in Drama Education.
  • These certs will allow learners to upskill in their field.

Intake Dates

  • Dublin - Part-Time - September 2024

Course Details

Professional Practice (5 ects)

Professional Practice is structured to enable learners to implement codes of best practice in relation to safeguarding children, and health & safety; it also provides learners with a practical framework for managing the administrative, business, and financial aspects of running a drama or performing arts school or practice.

Learners will engage in a range of practical activities that are integral in the safe and successful running of a creative Arts business. Learners also engage in reflective practice and writing through the Process Folio an Integrated Programme Assessment piece (IPA).

Course Contact

Suzanne Binley

Suzanne Binley

The Leinster School of Music & Drama Programme Director
The Leinster School of Music & Drama Associate Lecturer
  • Dublin Main Campus

Timetables

(1 Saturday (campus), 1 Sunday (Campus) & 4 Thursday Evenings - online)

How to Apply

Entry Applicants:



Applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis. They will need to submit a CV outlining relevant experience in the area and a short personal statement outlining why they see themselves as a suitable applicant.

All applicants will be considered on a case by case basis.

Fees

Tuition Fees

Tuition Fee: €372.50

Acad. Admin. Fee: €250.00

Total: €622.50

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