HNC Contemporary Dance Performance

The HNC Contemporary Dance Performance will allow candidates to undertake a highly practical and intensive training of which the core will focus on classical ballet and at least one contemporary dance technique.
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Who does this qualification suit
HNC Contemporary Dance Performance
As with all SQA qualifications, entry is at the discretion of the centre, but examples of formal entry qualifications include:
- a relevant SQA National Qualification programme including technique-based Units and compositional/choreographic Units at a minimum of SCQF level 6, or equivalent qualifications
- previous dance experience, which must include ballet
- The Royal Academy of Dancing Syllabus: Intermediate
- The Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing Syllabus: Intermediate
- other appropriate examining board of dance training
- classes at private dance school or dance teacher or other institution, achieving standards equivalent to those listed above
A prospective centre might wish confirm your practical skills and potential through an audition and interview, as formal academic achievements in themselves may not be sufficient to establish this.
Progression and employment
HNC Contemporary Dance Performance
On achieving the HNC you could expect to gain employment in the contemporary dance industry.
You may progress to a further HND year at Scottish School of Contemporary Dance (SSCD) or other institution.
Where can you take this course?
Arrangements Documents
Qualification Verification Summary Reports
Related Information
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