The Helen O’Grady Drama Academy is seeking Performance
Arts Graduates or Drama Teachers for our school in Beijing for start in
February or August 2014. A minimum of a Bachelors Degree is required and at
least 4 years experience in performance or teaching.
The
Helen O’Grady Drama Academy in Beijing is
part of our
international drama teaching organization and the world leader in our field,
with children’s classes held each week in over 1000 locations in 29 countries.
The Cape Town Academy which is one of the
largest drama schools in the world, with over 3000 students attending classes
each work, will be interviewing and
training the English-speaking candidates. Prospective candidates will be
trained in the Cape Town Academy in the Helen O’Grady method prior to leaving
South Africa.
This opportunity is for energetic and enthusiastic teachers and allows contact with children, some school holidays free and an attractive income. The programme is a self-development programme for children designed to build children's confidence and self-esteem, public speaking and communication skills through a carefully constructed English drama programme. In Beijing it performs a dual purpose of being an English as a foreign language as well as a performance arts programme.
Successful candidates will have:
This opportunity is for energetic and enthusiastic teachers and allows contact with children, some school holidays free and an attractive income. The programme is a self-development programme for children designed to build children's confidence and self-esteem, public speaking and communication skills through a carefully constructed English drama programme. In Beijing it performs a dual purpose of being an English as a foreign language as well as a performance arts programme.
Successful candidates will have:
- A
sound income
- A
structured drama curriculum that is constantly revised and updated.
- Comprehensive
training.
- An
exciting experience of living and working in a foreign country
Your interest in and enthusiasm for drama is far
more important than formal drama teacher training. Teachers throughout the
world have found the unique Helen O'Grady programme an excellent way of
building confidence through the ARTS in language development and literary
skills in addition to building essential life skills.
A great amount of time has been spent developing an exciting curriculum encompassing an extensive range of drama activities, designed to capture the imagination of children of all ages and to develop confident, articulate children, who desire to make a positive contribution to the community. Classes cover speech, movement, creative drama, language development and short plays. They are also great fun!
It is now possible for children to gain tremendous confidence, excellent communication and language skills, whilst at the same time having an enormous amount of fun!
Our drama programme will also assist with their public speaking and performance skills, meeting many new friends in the process.
“Development Through Drama”
Over time, children will develop excellent social skills they will need in everyday life:
- Speak
and move confidently
- Answer
in full sentences
- Feel
good in themselves
- Improve
confidence and enthusiasm
- Increase
self esteem
- Act
in plays
- Improve
commitment
- Work
in group situations
- Meet
new friends
- Improve
listening skills
- Encourage
English language
The Helen O'Grady Drama Academy is the only
organisation of its kind and had its origins in Australia many years ago. For more information about our drama school,
please go our website www.dramaafrica.com
or head to our Beijing Academy website: http://www.dreamaker.com.cn/
Qualifications:
Minimum requirements: A graduate qualification such as a
BA, Bed, BPerformance
Please note, owing to the stringent Chinese requirements
for a work visa ONLY University Graduates should apply with at least 4 years
experience. Please state on your
application whether you applying for the February or the August recruitment.
Please send your CV and cover letter to to application@dramaafrica.com

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