Performing Arts - Bridging Materials by Bolton College

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Performing arts at Bolton College The world is a bit confusing at the moment, so I wanted to take this opportunity to assure you that we will come through this experience stronger, and that you have much to look forward to. We’re very excited about working with you to help you achieve your future ambitions, whether that’s helping you to get the qualifications you need for university, or teaching you essential skills for your dream career. When you join us in September, you can expect: • • • • • • • •

Enthusiastic, caring, specialist subject tutors Exciting enrichment activities – visits to Chill Factore, Alton Towers and more! University masterclasses and expert guest speakers A Pre-Professionals Programme, with your very own Learning Development Mentor and Careers Coach A Gifted & Talented Programme, with rewards including trips to the Anderton Outdoor Activity Centre Regional and national competitions Quality work experience and industry placement opportunities All the benefits that come with being part of the University of Bolton Group

Need something to do? Get ahead and start preparing for your course by checking out some of the recommended websites, subject materials and activities in this booklet. If you have any questions about your subject, please email us or contact us via our social media channels. Wishing you all the very best, Nicola Karwat - Curriculum Leader for Performing Arts Email: nicola.karwat@boltoncc.ac.uk

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Your Place is Safe We’d like to say that we’re here to help and please rest assured that your place at Bolton College is safe. We understand that it’s an anxious time for you right now, with lots of uncertainty, but please don’t worry about your application - we’ve got it covered! However, if you do have any questions, any at all, please drop our expert admissions team an email on admissions@boltoncc.ac.uk and they’ll be happy to help. Our advice to all Year 11 students is to: As a priority, complete any work that your school teachers are setting you – this will ensure you have completed your GCSE courses and are well-prepared for your college course in September. After completing your school work, help get prepared for studying with us by trying some of the resources and activities on the following pages.

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PERFORMING ARTS Resources & Activities Music Videos Our Performing Arts students have created lots of music videos on their course. Take a look at some of their amazing work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMsl2rRS9nE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASeg8ZR4rec https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3YlySDcZMw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCDDewPnpCw&t=1s

Performing Arts at Bolton College Get a glimpse into the lives of our Performing Arts students and see what they get up to! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_6ITKy0gqE

60 Stories of Performing Arts Performing Arts can open the door to a whole range of careers. Hear people in the industry tell you all about their jobs. https://icould.com/explore/job_types/Perf orming+arts?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlMHyzOj6AIVROvtCh3xoAypEAAYASAAEgL1gvD_BwE

Jobs in the Performing Arts Performing Arts isn’t all about being on screen: browse the range of roles you can get into, behind the stage or camera. https://www.vercida.com/uk/articles/jobs-in-performing-arts

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University and Employment If you plan on going to university, take a look at where a performing arts degree could take you. https://www.prospects.ac.uk/careers-advice/what-can-i-dowith-my-degree/performing-arts

Performing Arts Careers - Further Education Here are some of the skills you can learn from Performing Arts, in demand for a range of performance careers. https://www.ucas.com/job-subjects/drama-music-andperforming-arts https://www.ucas.com/ucas/after-gcses/find-career-ideas/ explore-jobs/job-profile/dancer

Building an Acting Career with Disabilities Gain insight into acting for people with disabilities through Aaron, an actor with Down Syndrome. https://www.dsrf.org/blog/i-am-an-actor

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PERFORMING ARTS Resources & Activities How to Become an Actor or a Dancer If your passion lies in performance, take a look at the National Careers Service website for actor and dancer profiles. https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/job-profiles/actor https://nationalcareers.service.gov.uk/job-profiles/dancer

Working for the BBC https://www.bbc.co.uk/careers/what-we-do/around-the-uk/north

Interactive Art during Lockdown https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/entertainment-arts-52099181

Octagon Theatre Bolton There are lots of Performing Arts opportunities available right here in Bolton. See how you can get involved with the Octagon Theatre Bolton. https://octagonbolton.co.uk/get-involved/

Audition Techniques Masterclass Learn how to master the art of auditioning through this masterclass from a National Youth Theatre actor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE4zNBIz7oM

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Manchester’s Arts Scene at Home Manchester’s arts culture goes online! Check out what’s available for you to enjoy from the comfort of your own home. https://confidentials.com/manchester/how-you-canenjoy-manchesters-arts-scene-at-home

North West Dance Search the directory for dancers within the North West. http://www.northwestdance.org.uk/Dance

Hottest Front-Room Seats See what exciting new productions are available for you to watch online. https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2020/mar/17/hottestfront-room-seats-the-best-theatre-and-dance-to-watchonline

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General Bridging Resources for All Areas Century Free interactive learning and assessment materials across multiple subjects. www.century.tech

BBC Bitesize Three new lessons added EVERY weekday, with videos, activities and more. www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize

Barclays Life Skills Problem solving and employability skills resources. www.barclayslifeskills.com/young-people

Form Time Ideas We love this! Randomly generate a page of quiz questions, covering everything from brainteasers to general knowledge. www.formtimeideas.com

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Twinkl Subscription-based resources for learners with special educational needs. www.twinkl.co.uk

Teaching Resources Home-schooling from TES, covering all subjects. www.tes.com/teaching-resources/teacheressentials/home-learning

Gojimo Revision app that covers all major subjects. www.gojimo.com

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English & Maths An excellent starting point for college study is to further improve your English and maths skills. These websites and resources are an excellent place to start.

English Audible Whilst schools are closed, you can listen to FREE audiobooks for teens. https://stories.audible.com/start-listen

Downloadable Resources Access FREE resources, covering a range of texts.

English & Media Centre www.englishandmedia.co.uk/publications

Seneca www.senecalearning.com

Teachit English www.teachitenglish.co.uk/resources

Cambridge Dictionary Links for punctuation, spelling and grammar, as well as interactive quizzes. www.dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/punctuation

Cambridge English FREE interactive activities and resources. www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/free-resources

Fun, English, Games Interactive games at a variety of levels, with links to other subject areas, including maths. www.funenglishgames.com/worksheets.html

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maths Corbettmaths Videos and downloadable questions, categorised by topic. www.corbettmaths.com/5-a-day/further-maths

Hegarty Maths Interactive activities including videos and questions. Requires school registration. www.hegartymaths.com

Integral Teaching and learning materials for Level 3 core maths and further maths. Requires school registration. Core maths: www.amsp.org.uk/teachers/core-maths/resources Higher level maths: www.amsp.org.uk/news/free-resources-190320

Onmaths Brush up on those online skills with this revision tool. www.onmaths.com

Mr Barton Maths With these videos and quizzes, revision just got fun. www.mrbartonmaths.com/index.html

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PERFORMING ARTS UAL (University of Arts London) Music, Performing & Production Arts Diploma Level 1

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Study Programme Overview Our full-time study programmes are designed to maximise your career prospects and widen your options for further or higher study. Ever wondered what it would be like to be on stage in front of an audience? If you are hard-working, committed and would like to discover your talents, this one-year course might be the place to start. This is a course for learners who are either new to dance or drama, or have gained some previous experience. This practical-based course is a great place to start, as it will give you an understanding of the performing arts industry and can help you on to the next stage of your education or help towards getting a job. Work experience is an integral part of our study programmes, enabling you to gain essential exposure to the world of work.

What You’ll Learn You will form a theatre company, as a group. You will choose a name and design the logo. You will make decisions about the style of performance that you will develop and choose a target audience. You will spend most of your time in rehearsals and then will perform your work in the College theatre, as well as touring to other venues. You will have the opportunity to perform in regular theatre performances, as well as to create your own short film. You will also work together as a company to write, direct, rehearse and perform your own play.

There will be a strong emphasis on developing your employability skills, including teamwork, time-keeping, presentation, communication skills and developing confidence. These skills are crucial, whatever your chosen career path. If required for your chosen career or HE course, you may wish to study English and Maths to Level 3. Elements of Study Your programme consists of the following elements: • Study of your chosen vocational subject (50% of your programme) • English and Maths (continued until the achievement of GCSE Grade 4 or equivalent) • Employability skills (eg. punctuality, attendance, communication and team work) • Work experience (giving you a taste of working life) • Tutorial and personal development (eg. healthy living, volunteering and citizenship skills)

Entry Requirements To enter at Level 1, you do not need to have any formal qualifications, however, we would ask you to prepare an audition and attend an interview.

How will I be Assessed? There will be continuous assessment throughout the course. You’ll be assessed through your public performances, your written assignments and filmed discussions and presentations.

You will develop your skills in a wide range of areas, including: • Acting (live theatre) • Acting for the camera • A range of dance styles • Comedy performance • Masks • Film-making • Musical theatre

• Operating lighting and sound • Stage management • Marketing • Front of house and customer service

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Supporting Your Learning and Wellbeing

Gifted and Talented Programme

We want you to enjoy every minute of College, both in the classroom and out of it, so we have a range of dedicated support and wellbeing services. These include FREE travel; FREE breakfast; dedicated Learning Development Mentors; impartial advice and guidance; dedicated one-to-one support for learners with additional needs; and support with the cost of College, plus much more.

If you’re a potentially high-achieving learner, capable of exceeding your targets, we will stretch and challenge you by providing the opportunity for you to study additional qualifications, with support in place to complement your study programme experience.

Future Opportunities Check out opportunities at the University of Bolton by visiting www.bolton.ac.uk Following further study you could work as a: • Actor, Entertainer or Presenter and you could earn an average of around £34,000 per year depending on experience and role • A Stage Manager, earning between £18,000 and £45,000 a year • A Choreographer, with your salary dependent on experience, reputation and the production you’re working on • A Lighting Technician, where you could earn up to £27,000 a year, depending on experience

Enrichment We want to give you a positive experience at College and a rounded view of the industry you could one day be working in. So, during your time at College, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a range of activities, including: • Theatre trips • Performances at high-profile events such as the Bolton Food and Drink Festival • Backstage tours

Why Choose Us? We’re part of the University of Bolton Group, which means you’ll benefit from all that the University has to offer, including world-class facilities and access to industry experts. Throughout your time at College, we’ll reward your achievements, with trips to The Anderton Outdoor Activity Centre, the University’s outdoor pursuits centre, and so much more. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply for the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Award. In our last Ofsted inspection, we were graded ‘Good’. Our £75 million campus offers: • A newly refurbished fitness suite and sports hall • Apple Mac suites • Libraries • A theatre and dance studios • A café selling Costa coffee • The Academy Hair & Beauty Salon • Signature restaurant We also have a wide range of events throughout the year, including showcases, enterprise activities and cultural celebrations.

Open Events Discover what Bolton College has to offer by attending one of our Open Events:

Pre-Professionals Programme

• Tuesday 4th February 2020, 5.30pm-8pm

As part of our Pre-Professionals Programme, you’ll have your own personal Learning Development Mentor and Careers Coach. They’ll help you to manage your studies, oversee your progress and aid in your personal development.

How to Apply? Submit an application online by visiting www.boltoncollege.ac.uk/yp-application

You’ll also benefit from quality work experience and industry placements, ensuring that you’re ready for the world of work. You could also benefit from getting involved in volunteering opportunities, both locally and abroad, and youth social action projects, perfect for enhancing your CV.

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Disclaimer: Every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained within these course information sheets was accurate at the time of publishing. Bolton College is constantly evaluating its services to meet the needs of learners; therefore programmes/courses/Apprenticeships, resources and facilities may be subject to change without prior notice.

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PERFORMING ARTS UAL (University of Arts London) Performing & Production Arts Diploma Level 2

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Study Programme Overview Our full-time study programmes are designed to maximise your career prospects and widen your options for further or higher study. Can you picture yourself on the stage, the screen or even behind the camera? If you are a creative and committed individual, our performing arts courses will help you to break into this competitive industry. This course will enable you to explore the wide variety of careers available in the Performing Arts industry. You will participate in a range of activities with local theatres and industry professionals and will have further opportunities to develop experience in technical theatre, arts education and customer service roles. You will be encouraged to develop your own creative interests and shape your own performances. Work experience is an integral part of our study programmes, enabling you to gain essential exposure to the world of work.

What You’ll Learn Topics covered during this fun and dynamic course include:

• Employability skills (e.g. punctuality, attendance, communication and team work) • Work experience (giving you a taste of working life) • Tutorial & personal development (e.g. healthy living, volunteering and citizenship skills)

Entry Requirements We ask that you have four GCSEs at grades 9-3, including at least a grade 3 in English. You will also be invited to attend an audition/interview.

How will I be Assessed? There’ll be continuous assessment throughout the course; this will cover your public performance, your written projects and written log books.

Supporting Your Learning and Wellbeing We want you to enjoy every minute of College, both in the classroom and out of it, so we have a range of dedicated support and wellbeing services. These include FREE travel; FREE breakfast; dedicated Learning Development Mentors; impartial advice and guidance; dedicated one-to-one support for learners with additional needs; and support with the cost of College, plus much more.

• Performing to an Audience • Improvisation and Devising • Scripted Plays • Dance and Movement Skills • Technical Theatre Gain experience in a range of different Performing Arts job roles, working as part of a thriving team, developing new skills and applying them to the creative process and performance. Elements of Study Your programme consists of the following elements: • Study of your chosen vocational subject (50% of your programme) • English and maths (continued until the achievement of GCSE grade 4 (C) or equivalent) Part of the University of Bolton Group /boltoncollege

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Future Opportunities

Why Choose Us?

Check out opportunities at the University of Bolton by visiting www.bolton.ac.uk

We’re part of the University of Bolton Group, which means you’ll benefit from all that the University has to offer, including world-class facilities and access to industry experts.

Following further study you could work as a: • Actor, Entertainer or Presenter and you could earn an average of around £34,000 per year depending on experience and role • A Stage Manager, earning between £18,000 and £45,000 a year • A Choreographer, with your salary dependent on experience, reputation and the production you’re working on • A Lighting Technician, where you could earn up to £27,000 a year, depending on experience

Throughout your time at College, we’ll reward your achievements, with trips to The Anderton Outdoor Activity Centre, the University’s outdoor pursuits centre, and so much more. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply for the prestigious Duke of Edinburgh Award. In our last Ofsted inspection, we were graded ‘Good’. Our £75 million campus offers: • A newly refurbished fitness suite and sports hall • Apple Mac suites • Libraries • A theatre and dance studios • A café selling Costa coffee • The Academy Hair & Beauty Salon • Signature restaurant We also have a wide range of events throughout the year, including showcases, enterprise activities and cultural celebrations.

Open Events

Pre-Professionals Programme As part of our Pre-Professionals Programme, you’ll have your own personal Learning Development Mentor and Careers Coach. They’ll help you to manage your studies, oversee your progress and aid in your personal development. You’ll also benefit from quality work experience and industry placements, ensuring that you’re ready for the world of work.

Discover what Bolton College has to offer by attending one of our Open Events: • Tuesday 4th February 2020, 5.30pm-8pm

How to Apply? Submit an application online by visiting www.boltoncollege.ac.uk/yp-application

You could also benefit from getting involved in volunteering opportunities, both locally and abroad, and youth social action projects, perfect for enhancing your CV.

Gifted and Talented Programme If you’re a potentially high-achieving learner, capable of exceeding your targets, we will stretch and challenge you by providing the opportunity for you to study additional qualifications, with support in place to complement your study programme experience.

Part of the University of Bolton Group

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PERFORMING ARTS UAL (University of Arts London) Performing & Production Arts Diploma Level 3

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Study Programme Overview

Dance and Acting Pathway

Can you picture yourself on the stage, the screen or even behind the camera? If you are a creative and ambitious individual, our performing arts courses will help you to break into this competitive industry.

• Jazz Dance • Contemporary Dance • Urban Dance • Tap Dance

During this one-year course, you’ll have the opportunity to work towards the Level 3 Diploma in stages that will build and develop your skills. All the practical work will be leading towards public performances, either in the College theatre, or other venues around Bolton. Work experience is an integral part of our study programmes, enabling you to gain essential exposure to the world of work.

What You’ll Learn You will explore and analyse what goes into becoming a professional performer or technician. There are 8eight units that you will study over the year with us, which will include practical and theoretical sessions, including: • Introduction to Performance/Production • Communicating with an Audience • Staging a Performance • Performance Skills and Practice • Producing and Performing to an Audience

• Dance and Drama Improvisation • Physical Theatre • Choreographing Dance • Musical Theatre

You will work towards a full-scale production towards the end of the year, which may include a contemporary theatre production, dance show, or a musical theatre production. Other projects throughout the year include, theatre for children, schools tour, TV and film project, site-specific project and directing and choreography projects. You will be given the opportunity to audition for our theatre and dance companies. These companies are run outside of class time and provide students with a range of performance opportunities and further training. Our partnership with the Octagon Theatre, and the University of Bolton provides students with an exciting range of enrichment and work experience opportunities, throughout the academic year. Elements of Study Your programme consists of the following elements:

You will also select a preferred performance pathway to specialise in. You will choose either the Acting pathway (with a strong emphasis on acting for camera, as well as live theatre) or our unique Dance and Acting pathway. If you would like to specialise in backstage work, you will be given relevant training and the opportunity to work on a range of shows. You will participate in a range of technique classes, projects and productions including:

• Study of your chosen vocational subject (50% of your programme) • English and maths (continued until the achievement of GCSE grade 4 (C) or equivalent) • Employability skills (e.g. punctuality, attendance, communication and team work) • Work experience (giving you a taste of working life) • Tutorial & personal development (e.g. healthy living, volunteering and citizenship skills)

Acting Pathway

Entry Requirements

• Improvisation • Voice/Movement Classes • Acting Styles • Classical/Contemporary Theatre

• Masks and Comedy • Acting for Camera

We ask that you have five GCSE grades 9-4, including English OR Merit/Distinction Level 2 Diploma in Performing Arts. Prior experience of dance classes, singing lessons or theatre work would be an advantage.

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How will I be Assessed? There’ll be continuous assessment throughout the course. You’ll be assessed on your practical work in class, public performances and your log books or vlogs.

Future Opportunities After you have completed the course you could progress onto the UAL Extended Diploma in Performing and Production Arts. This is our second course at Level 3 and lasts for one year. On completion of the Extended Diploma Level 3, you will be able to apply for Higher Education courses or further training. Check out opportunities at the University of Bolton by visiting www.bolton.ac.uk Following further study you could work as a: • Actor, Entertainer or Presenter and you could earn an average of around £34,000 per year depending on experience and role. • A Stage Manager, earning between £18,000 and £45,000 a year. • A Choreographer, with your salary dependent on experience, reputation and the production you’re working on.

Enrichment We want to give you a positive experience at College and a rounded view of the industry you could one day be working in. So, during your time at College, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a range of activities, including: • Theatre Trips • Performances at high-profile events (such as the Bolton Food & Drink Festival) • Backstage Tours • Film Club

studies, oversee your progress and aid in your personal development. You’ll also benefit from quality work experience and industry placements, ensuring that you’re ready for the world of work. You could also benefit from getting involved in volunteering opportunities, both locally and abroad, and youth social action projects, perfect for enhancing your CV.

Open Events Discover what Bolton College has to offer by attending one of our Open Events: • Tuesday 4th February 2020, 5.30pm-8pm

How to Apply? Submit an application online by visiting www.boltoncollege.ac.uk/yp-application

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PERFORMING ARTS UAL (University of Arts London) Extended Diploma in Performing & Production Arts Level 3

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Study Programme Overview On successful completion of the one-year UAL Diploma Level 3, you may progress onto the Extended Diploma Level 3. During this course, you will be considered to be a young professional and given opportunities to develop your artistic and leadership skills further. You will be expected to work independently at times, with guidance from tutors, to lead your own performance projects. This university-style course will effectively equip you will all of the skills needed to successfully progress onto Higher Education. Work experience is an integral part of our study programmes, enabling you to gain essential exposure to the world of work.

What You’ll Learn You will study a further four units at Level 3 during this year:

If you would like to specialise in backstage work, you will be given relevant training and the opportunity to work on a range of shows. As an experienced student, you will take a lead role in all projects and will be given opportunities to direct or choreograph work. You will work on a full-scale production towards the end of the year, which may include a contemporary theatre production, dance show or musical theatre production. Other projects throughout the year include, theatre for children, schools tour, TV and film project, site-specific project, directing and choreography projects. You may direct or choreograph your own performance work, working with your peers. You may also develop your own performance work for camera, producing a short film. You will work alongside industry professionals on external performance projects in order to provide valuable experience of working in the Performing Arts industry.

• Developing Performance and Production Skills • Preparing for Progression • Exploration of Specialist Study • Extended Project (Full-scale production)

You will be given the opportunity to audition for our theatre and dance companies. These companies are run outside of class time and provide students with a range of performance opportunities and further training.

You will also select a preferred performance pathway to specialise in. You will choose either:

Your programme consists of the following elements:

Acting Pathway • Improvisation • Voice/Movement classes • Acting Styles • Classical/Contemporary theatre • Masks and Comedy • Acting for Camera

Dance and Acting Pathway • Jazz Dance • Contemporary Dance • Urban Dance • Dance and Drama Improvisation • Physical Theatre • Choreographing Dance • Musical Theatre

Elements of Study • Study of your chosen vocational subject (50% of your programme) • English and maths (continued until the achievement of GCSE grade 4 (C) or equivalent) • Employability skills (e.g. punctuality, attendance, communication and team work) • Work experience (giving you a taste of working life) • Tutorial & personal development (e.g. healthy living, volunteering and citizenship skills).

Entry Requirements You will need to have completed a one-year Diploma Level 3 (UAL or BTEC) with a Merit or Distinction Profile.

How will I be Assessed? There’ll be continuous assessment throughout the course. You’ll be assessed on your public performance and your written log books. Part of the University of Bolton Group /boltoncollege

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Future Opportunities After you have completed the course you could progress on to a higher education course at college or university, or apply for employment in the industry. Check out opportunities at the University of Bolton by visiting www.bolton.ac.uk Following further study you could work as a: • Actor, Entertainer or Presenter and you could earn an average of around £34,000 per year depending on experience and role. • A Stage Manager, earning between £18,000 and £45,000 a year. • A Choreographer, with your salary dependent on experience, reputation and the production you’re working on. • A Lighting Technician, where you could earn up to £27,000 a year, depending on experience.

and youth social action projects, perfect for enhancing your CV.

Open Events Discover what Bolton College has to offer by attending one of our Open Events: • Tuesday 4th February 2020, 5.30pm-8pm

How to Apply? Submit an application online by visiting www.boltoncollege.ac.uk/yp-application

• Theatre Trips • Performances at high-profile events (such as the Bolton Food & Drink Festival) • Backstage Tours.

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