Why choose A level dance?
A-level Dance is a dynamic qualification which encourages students to develop their creative and intellectual capacity, alongside transferable skills such as team working, communication and problem solving. All of these are sought after skills by higher education and employers and will help them stand out in the workplace whatever their choice of career. This specification reflects both historical and current dance practices, making it more relevant, and inspires a lifelong passion and appreciation for dance. The course is diverse and encounters a range of dance styles. It sets relevant and exciting sources for all choreography tasks and a broad areas of study.
Course type: A level
Board: AQA
Entry requirements: Grade 5 in dance
| Unit | Assessment |
| Component 1 – Performance and choreography | 50% - Practical exam Solo performance linked to a specified practitioner within an area of study Performance in a quartet Group choreography |
| Component 2 – Critical engagement | 50% - Written exam Knowledge, understanding and critical appreciation of two set works and areas of study. |
