LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama – Performance Studies (PCertLAM)

Qualification Aim

The LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama – Performance Studies is designed to develop the skills, knowledge and understanding required for the performance of verse, prose and drama. Students who prepare themselves appropriately will develop interpretative skills, technical skills and knowledge of the performance process.

Structure

The syllabus specification comprises three units, all of which are mandatory in order to achieve the whole qualification: 

• Unit 1 – Performance Theory and Practice
• Unit 2 – Presenting a Performance Recital
• Unit 3 – Knowledge of Performance Repertoire

Sector Support

Support for the accreditation of the LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama – Performance Studies has been approved by the Sector Skills Council Creative & Cultural Skills (CCSkills).

Qualification Level

The LAMDA Certificate in Speech and Drama – Performance Studies is set at Level 3 in the Qualifications and Credit Framework.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must be at least 16 years of age prior to qualification entry.

It is recommended that students complete a LAMDA Grade Eight qualification in either Performance – Acting or in Communication – Speaking Verse and Prose prior to commencing study.