VET Accredited Courses in Entertainment
Tue, 6 Nov 2001, 10:58 amWalter Plinge4 posts in thread
VET Accredited Courses in Entertainment
Tue, 6 Nov 2001, 10:58 amVET TRAINING: CERTIFICATE III IN ENTERTAINMENT SKILLS
NIDA will offer a new, VET accredited training program in 2002.
NIDA has developed a Certificate III Course in Entertainment with a focus on Production Skills. This course ensures the development of solid skills in staging, “bumping in” and “bumping out” a show, and a specialisation in the technical areas of lighting, sound and audiovisual techniques, as well as a broad understanding of the entertainment industry, its procedures and health and safety issues.
The course will be delivered as flexibly as possible, allowing students the opportunity to work on a casual basis during the course. Course modules will be offered on weekends and evenings over a four-month period with some short periods of full-time study and on-the-job experience.
The duration of the course is four months part-time, commencing in March 2002. The course will also be offered in July.
For further information contact the VET Project Co-ordinator on 02 9697 7600 or e-mail vet@nida.unsw.edu.au
NIDA will offer a new, VET accredited training program in 2002.
NIDA has developed a Certificate III Course in Entertainment with a focus on Production Skills. This course ensures the development of solid skills in staging, “bumping in” and “bumping out” a show, and a specialisation in the technical areas of lighting, sound and audiovisual techniques, as well as a broad understanding of the entertainment industry, its procedures and health and safety issues.
The course will be delivered as flexibly as possible, allowing students the opportunity to work on a casual basis during the course. Course modules will be offered on weekends and evenings over a four-month period with some short periods of full-time study and on-the-job experience.
The duration of the course is four months part-time, commencing in March 2002. The course will also be offered in July.
For further information contact the VET Project Co-ordinator on 02 9697 7600 or e-mail vet@nida.unsw.edu.au
Walter PlingeTue, 6 Nov 2001, 10:58 am
VET TRAINING: CERTIFICATE III IN ENTERTAINMENT SKILLS
NIDA will offer a new, VET accredited training program in 2002.
NIDA has developed a Certificate III Course in Entertainment with a focus on Production Skills. This course ensures the development of solid skills in staging, “bumping in” and “bumping out” a show, and a specialisation in the technical areas of lighting, sound and audiovisual techniques, as well as a broad understanding of the entertainment industry, its procedures and health and safety issues.
The course will be delivered as flexibly as possible, allowing students the opportunity to work on a casual basis during the course. Course modules will be offered on weekends and evenings over a four-month period with some short periods of full-time study and on-the-job experience.
The duration of the course is four months part-time, commencing in March 2002. The course will also be offered in July.
For further information contact the VET Project Co-ordinator on 02 9697 7600 or e-mail vet@nida.unsw.edu.au
NIDA will offer a new, VET accredited training program in 2002.
NIDA has developed a Certificate III Course in Entertainment with a focus on Production Skills. This course ensures the development of solid skills in staging, “bumping in” and “bumping out” a show, and a specialisation in the technical areas of lighting, sound and audiovisual techniques, as well as a broad understanding of the entertainment industry, its procedures and health and safety issues.
The course will be delivered as flexibly as possible, allowing students the opportunity to work on a casual basis during the course. Course modules will be offered on weekends and evenings over a four-month period with some short periods of full-time study and on-the-job experience.
The duration of the course is four months part-time, commencing in March 2002. The course will also be offered in July.
For further information contact the VET Project Co-ordinator on 02 9697 7600 or e-mail vet@nida.unsw.edu.au
TechgirlThu, 15 Nov 2001, 09:37 am
RE: VET Accredited Courses in Entertainment
I would like some more information regarding the course, if I may.
Walter PlingeTue, 14 May 2002, 08:54 am
RE: VET Accredited Courses in Entertainment
could I please get more informatin on the course
PamelaWed, 15 May 2002, 12:52 pm
Re: VET Accredited Courses in Entertainment
"For further information contact the VET Project Co-ordinator on 02 9697 7600 or e-mail vet@nida.unsw.edu.au "
You might get a quicker response by contacting them direct.
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You might get a quicker response by contacting them direct.
Thou venomed folly-fallen pumpion! Pumpion?
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