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Singing in Secondary Schools (I05)

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Singing in Secondary Schools (I05)

£19.99

This course covers everything you need to know about leading singing in a secondary (11-18) setting. It is suitable for anyone leading singing in secondary schools, in any part of the world.
Price includes access to this online self-guided course for 6 months, and a certificate on completion of a short assignment.

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Further Information & Course Brochure

Further Information & Course Brochure

Objective: To develop secure understanding of how to lead and develop singing in a secondary school setting
Content: In this course you will learn everything you need to know about leading singing in a secondary (11-18) setting. You will consider the latest research into the impact of singing in schools, receive advice on developing a whole school culture of singing, participate in video tutorials on singing and conducting techniques, and read advice on selecting repertoire, using singing to support the curriculum, and how to start, maintain, and improve a choir.
Structure: The course is structured into eight sections. Each section contains a mixture of online reading & research, video and audio materials, and interactive quizzes. The course is designed to be completed at your own pace, and if you wish to you have the option of submitting a short assignment in order to receive a completion certificate.
1. Introduction – setting the course in context
2. Why Sing? – the latest research into the benefits of singing in schools
3. Becoming a Singing School – how to develop a culture of singing across your school
4. How to Sing – teaching singing technique
5. How to Conduct – techniques for leading singing
6. How to Select Repertoire – making safe and sensible choices
7. Starting & Maintaining a Choir – maintaining pupils’ motivation and enthusiasm over time
8. Conclusion – Review of learning
Outcome: On completion of this course you will be able to implement a whole school singing strategy for your school.